Chezuba talks: Impact stories

Ep-63: Ending the Cycle: Protecting Children from Harmful Discipline


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Join us on Chezuba Talks as we engage in a powerful conversation with George W. Holden, Ph.D., President and Professor Emeritus at Southern Methodist University. Driven by his passion for social development and parent-child relationships, Dr. Holden sheds light on the urgent need to end corporal punishment. Discover the misconceptions surrounding physical discipline, the detrimental effects on parent-child relationships, and the positive alternatives that promote cooperation and respect. This thought-provoking discussion challenges societal norms and advocates for a future where every child is raised with love and compassion.

Highlights:

  • (2:33) The damaging misconceptions about physical punishment and why parents believe it works as a disciplinary technique.
  • (4:39) The unintended negative consequences of corporal punishment on the parent-child relationship and the child's emotional well-being.
  • (8:23) The organization's efforts to educate parents about positive parenting and raise awareness of the harmful effects of corporal punishment.
  • (9:28) Legislative initiatives to ban corporal punishment in schools and the negative impacts of paddling on children's academic performance and overall school experience.
  • (13:05) The importance of understanding the underlying causes of difficult behavior in children and seeking professional help when needed.
  • (14:05) Available online resources, including websites and written materials, to support parents in disciplining their children without resorting to physical punishment.
  • Join us for an eye-opening conversation that challenges societal norms and advocates for a more compassionate approach to raising children. Together, let's create a world free from harmful discipline practices and nurture healthy, loving relationships between parents and children.

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