NoOneImportant
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Talking, taking away privileges, and beatings are sometimes not enough to get through to a misbehaving child.
Sometimes public shaming a child is a route taken when parents have exhausted all other avenues.
In this world of social media, you or someone else can take a picture or record a video of your child's public shaming where it has the possibility of living on the Internet forever.
A result like this can serve as a powerful reminder to that said child of what could happen if he or she gets out-of-line again.
However, one has to ask if this type of punishment is effective or harmful to a child's mental well-being?
Are you opening your child up to being teased and beat up by his or her peers which could result in more behavioral issues?
Here is an example of such course of action...
Sometimes public shaming a child is a route taken when parents have exhausted all other avenues.
In this world of social media, you or someone else can take a picture or record a video of your child's public shaming where it has the possibility of living on the Internet forever.
A result like this can serve as a powerful reminder to that said child of what could happen if he or she gets out-of-line again.
However, one has to ask if this type of punishment is effective or harmful to a child's mental well-being?
Are you opening your child up to being teased and beat up by his or her peers which could result in more behavioral issues?
Here is an example of such course of action...
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