Verbal violence refers to the act of attacking, threatening, belittling or humiliating children with words. This behavior may lead to the damage of children's self-esteem and have a long-term negative impact on children's psychology. Language violence may also lead to children's inner depression and negative emotions, making it difficult to establish healthy interpersonal relationships and affecting children's learning and growth.
Corporal punishment refers to the use of corporal punishment to restrain children's behavior, such as beating, patting and pinching. This kind of behavior may cause harm to children's body and mind, lead to children's inner fear and depression, and even destroy the parent-child relationship, affecting children's mental health and growth.
To sum up, both verbal violence and corporal punishment may do harm to children's physical and mental health. Therefore, as parents or educators, we should avoid using these methods to educate our children, but adopt positive educational methods, such as encouragement, support and guidance, in order to establish a healthy parent-child relationship and promote the healthy growth of children.