Today is Children’s Day; let’s give children a day of freedom!
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This post was last edited by sea7000 on 2017-6-1 at 13:18. I often see many parents getting into arguments because their children are playful, don’t do their homework, litter, etc.; some of these parents resort to physical punishment, making their children stand still without moving； Some parents even resort to hitting and scolding as a way to vent their anger. As a person in the chemical industry, how do you discipline your children? Do you use physical punishment on them?
I won’t; physical punishment is a method from the past.
Surely, there’s no such thing as producing filial children through violence these days, right? Haha
That being said, what should you do when your child acts rebelliously?
Education is indeed a problem, but corporal punishment is definitely not advocated; at least I don’t use it now, and I don’t intend to in the future. I’m not sure if things will get that bad
Guide them positively – what’s the point of hitting? Your behavior will affect the child
What if positive guidance doesn’t work? If you don’t use physical punishment, will you get angry at him?
Oh, it seems your child is quite well-behaved
How could kids not be mischievous, haha
No, what would you do if a child fell?