Violence by parents towards their childrenShould parents use violence when raising their children? No, they shouldn't. In fact, why should they resort to violence when there is a possible solution to everything? Many parents today resort to violence against their children and this violence leads to the destruction of the child's identity. Why treat someone with violence, which will eventually cause them to maneuver their parents' treatment to avoid violence against them. Not only that, but one will also use violence against their parents when they grow up to protect themselves from their parents' violence. Parents Violence against children causes many negative effects in their children's lives and even leads to crimes. People might think that violence disciplines children and prevents them from arguing with their parents and following their orders without even asking them. I agree that it only disciplines children when they are young, but as they start to grow up, it all depends on the parents who should have known that a turning point in their lives would come where they would treat their parents like that. same way as them. treated him when he was young. It also doesn't help him to give his opinion on a question on which he could provide a better solution if it were a problem for example. Furthermore, if a parent tells him to do this and not to do that without any explanation, the reasons for these orders will not be known. Parental violence would have long-term negative effects on their children. If your parents hit him every time he does something wrong instead of teaching him not to do it, that's abuse. A person would do the same thing with their sons and daughters when they grow up. Children could... middle of paper ...... tribute to the betterment of a country. Works cited1. "SPANKING." Dr. Sears Official Website | Parenting tips, parenting books and more. Internet. January 1, 2010. .2. Anna, Sincerity. “Damages and effects caused by yelling at your children -”. Associated Content - Associatedcontent.com. November 2, 2007. The web. January 1, 2010.3. Lithwick, Dahlia. “When parents kill.” Slate Magazine. March 12, 2002. The web. January 9, 2010. .4. Rivera, Karen. "World Vision Asia-Pacific - Philippines: Father breaks cycle of domestic violence | Children in crisis." World Vision Asia-Pacific - Home. Internet. January 18. 2010. .