Although proper corporal punishment education may be effective in some cases, parents must use it carefully to avoid falling into misunderstanding. The most important thing is to guide children with love and patience to ensure that they grow up in a healthy and scientific environment.

Quickly correct behavior

For some children, corporal punishment may be a more direct correction than talking or moral education.

Promote obedience

In some families, parents may feel that gentle methods are not enough to manage their children, and corporal punishment has become a "quick solution".

Exercise one's will

Corporal punishment is considered to exercise children's willpower and endurance and teach them to remain strong in the face of difficulties.

Shaping values

Through corporal punishment, parents hope that their children can clearly know which behaviors are right and which are wrong.

Emotional corporal punishment

When parents are in a bad mood or out of control, corporal punishment may bring psychological trauma to children, leading them to become aggressive or lack of self-confidence.

Habitual corporal punishment

Long-term corporal punishment may form a habit and have a negative impact on children's physical and mental health and moral development.

Rebellious thoughts

Children may regard corporal punishment as a threat, leading to rebellious psychology and affecting mental health.