The Importance Of Spanking In The United States

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Spanking is a way of punishment parents use for their child when they have done something wrong. It is a common punishment, but there are resources that can provide different punishment techniques. The Riverside County has different organizations that can help parents punish without physical contact. Resource and Referral Children's Service Unit is one resource that can help parents. This program provides parenting information on how to deal with their child. There are classes to become a more positive parent. A positive parent is a parent that doesn't spank. Some classes are only about disciplining your child, without contact. Also how to treat your child when they are acting up. Parents can also learn how to "praise" your child the right

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