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Kid's Corporal Punishment - a Risk to Mental Health
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<blockquote data-quote="Occams Barber" data-source="post: 76758339" data-attributes="member: 313365"><p>[USER=27106]@Sketcher[/USER] </p><p>[USER=326155]@RDKirk[/USER] </p><p></p><p>While you are thinking about the issues associated with hitting a child, consider what you expect of child minding/kindergarten/preschool/early childhood/early elementary minders/teachers when disciplining your children. These are Australian rules but I assume the US would be similar. If you expect this behaviour of people minding your child why would you not apply the same standard to yourself?</p><p></p><p><strong>Examples of inappropriate discipline:</strong></p><p>The following are some examples of inappropriate discipline which may constitute a serious breach of the National Law and/or National Regulations and could potentially be considered criminal matters: </p><p>• <strong>hitting, </strong>pushing, <strong>slapping, </strong>pinching or biting a child </p><p>• force-feeding a child </p><p>•<strong> yelling at or belittling</strong> a child </p><p><strong>• humiliating </strong>a child </p><p>• physically dragging a child </p><p>• locking children away (or isolating them) </p><p>• depriving a child of food or drink </p><p>• unreasonable restraining of a child (this may include restraint in a high chair) </p><p>• excluding children from events </p><p>• consistently moving children to the office or other space away from the play areas </p><p>• moving children to another room as punishment </p><p><strong>• verbally or physically threatening a child</strong>. Other examples of inappropriate practice are: </p><p>• negative labelling of child or family </p><p>• criticising a child’s actions or behaviours </p><p>• discouraging a child from taking part in activities </p><p>• blaming or shaming a child </p><p>• making fun of or laughing at or about a child </p><p>• using sarcastic or cruel humour with or to a child • excessive use of negative language to a child, such as, “no” “stop that!” “don’t…” “you never...” </p><p><a href="https://www.acecqa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2020-06/inappropriate-discipline.pdf" target="_blank">inappropriate-discipline.pdf (acecqa.gov.au)</a></p><p>OB</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Occams Barber, post: 76758339, member: 313365"] [USER=27106]@Sketcher[/USER] [USER=326155]@RDKirk[/USER] While you are thinking about the issues associated with hitting a child, consider what you expect of child minding/kindergarten/preschool/early childhood/early elementary minders/teachers when disciplining your children. These are Australian rules but I assume the US would be similar. If you expect this behaviour of people minding your child why would you not apply the same standard to yourself? [B]Examples of inappropriate discipline:[/B] The following are some examples of inappropriate discipline which may constitute a serious breach of the National Law and/or National Regulations and could potentially be considered criminal matters: • [B]hitting, [/B]pushing, [B]slapping, [/B]pinching or biting a child • force-feeding a child •[B] yelling at or belittling[/B] a child [B]• humiliating [/B]a child • physically dragging a child • locking children away (or isolating them) • depriving a child of food or drink • unreasonable restraining of a child (this may include restraint in a high chair) • excluding children from events • consistently moving children to the office or other space away from the play areas • moving children to another room as punishment [B]• verbally or physically threatening a child[/B]. Other examples of inappropriate practice are: • negative labelling of child or family • criticising a child’s actions or behaviours • discouraging a child from taking part in activities • blaming or shaming a child • making fun of or laughing at or about a child • using sarcastic or cruel humour with or to a child • excessive use of negative language to a child, such as, “no” “stop that!” “don’t…” “you never...” [URL='https://www.acecqa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2020-06/inappropriate-discipline.pdf']inappropriate-discipline.pdf (acecqa.gov.au)[/URL] OB [/QUOTE]
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