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Smacking children
Parents all over the world use smacking in the purpose of discipline, even though in reality it is child abuse. Children’s behaviour needs to be controlled but they shouldn’t be suffering.
Firstly it seems to me that parents who continuously beat their children don’t care about them . Although few slight slaps for punishment are enough parents still beat them hard. Parents should be the ones who protect children not the ones who children have to be afraid of.
In addition some parents equate smacking with discipline although these two are not the same . Teaching is discipline, smacking is punishment. Parents who don't smack their children still discipline them. They are just using ways that don’t involve pain.
Moreover the

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