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    the act of striking the buttocks of another person to cause physical pain‚ generally with an open hand. Spanking should be allow as a punishment when dealing with misbehaving children. When spanking children there should be some guidelines of what is not acceptable when spanking children. When it comes to spanking children‚ there can be a wrong and a right way to do it. Many parents believe that since they brought this child into the world that have the right to do whatever they believe is right

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    people this is something you struggle with at least once in your lifetime. Many of us have a support system that is there to pick us up when we are feeling down and remind us that we will accomplish great things and that we are great people. Foster children are told time and time again that they do not have voice; they are going to be nobodies when they grow up; that they do not matter. While many of us are told these things too‚ they do not always have someone to remind them that these statements are

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    this plainly‚ research from a 2009 study shows that parents who spank their children are truly‚ beating the ability to maintain their self-control. It’s ironic‚ because the more parents spank their children for the lack of self-control‚ the less self-control they have. To emphasize this‚ research of a 50 year stretch and involving more than 160‚000 children‚ published in the Journal of Family Psychology‚ show that children that are spanked are more defiant than before‚ become antisocial‚ become more

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    Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is a controversial mental health issue that affects the lives’ of many individuals. Russell Barkley’s research (1997) showed that as many as 3-7% of children display the symptoms of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. Anywhere from 50-80% of children diagnosed with ADHD continue to experience the disorder into adolescence‚ furthermore‚ 30-50% of adolescence with the ADHD diagnosis experience symptoms into adulthood (Barkley‚ 1997). Also found in the

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    looks for and finds merit” - James Russell Lowell Save the Children’s identify over the years has been incredibly successful. They are the current leaders of the global world with estimated 185 million children reached in 2016. Save the children has worked in over 120 countries to provide children a healthy start in life‚ an opportunity to learn‚ and protection from harm -- every day‚ in times of crisis and for our future. It was therefore important that they seriously consider what they wanted to

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    people 1.5 million of these children may experience acute and chronic health problems. These children have four times as many respiratory problems‚ five times more gastrointestinal problems‚ and four times more likely to have asthma. 41% of these children have families‚ but 1/3 of these children’s parents can’t get a job because of their living situation. Without out income these children cannot buy the medicine that they might need‚ which causes about 5‚000 homeless children to die each year. If you

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    Children vs. Television When children are young‚ they tend to act different than when they are older. They are not mature yet and are still easily influenced. Little kids are usually very easily influenced by their surroundings. Whether it is television‚ friends‚ family members‚ or just plain strangers‚ everyone and everything are influences on a little kid. I believe that young boys are usually more easily influenced than young girls. First‚ one influence that has a major effect on children’s

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    the papers about children catching diseases and sicknesses and often dying from them. Why is all of this happening when these diseases can be easily prevented? Parents can easily go and get their children immunized. Some parents think it is healthier for their children. Is it really that much safer for children to not get immunized and what about all the other children they are around? Immunizations should be given to children because‚ it is healthier‚ it is safer for other children‚ it helps to wipe

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    kids accidently killing their family‚ their friends‚ or even themselves. A pure‚ innocent life should not be taken because of the parent’s careless mistake of keeping a gun at easy access for children. In the recent years‚ this has been becoming a problem‚ especially for family with youthful kids. Young children should not be taught how to handle guns because they don’t have the understanding that a gun can potentially kill or seriously injure someone‚ they’re constantly being exposed to violent movies/videogames

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    they are making an uneducated decision. Not only could their children contact the disease‚ but also the other children exempt from vaccinations. This was the circumstance for a parent in the U.K‚ when many parents refused the MMR vaccine. Angela Leahy’s son was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and receiving treatment. Unlike the United States‚ most countries in Europe allow parents the option to vaccinate their children. Since many parents refuse vaccines in Europe‚ the herd immunity

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