Child Discipline
Discipline
is how children learn right from wrong, acceptable from unacceptable. Providing
appropriate discipline to children is one of the most essential
responsibilities of a parent. However, child discipline differs from each
culture. In general, the children discipline begins with the parents at home,
but sometimes people other than parents can discipline a child. For example,
generally in Africa and particularly in Benin when a child misbehaves outside
the home, an old person is able to punish him even though it is not his
relative. As a result, this way of discipline allows the child to respect all
people, not only his parents. That is what I can call social discipline. In
contrast, Americans are unable to discipline their children because they have
no authority over them. Mothers and fathers acquired a hands-off about their
children, and anyone can’t discipline child of other. Else, he or she will be
summoned in front of the court. One example is this video: https://www.facebook.com/aissatou.cisse.9212/videos/424068810548/.
Social discipline is a good thing that any country can allow because providing
consistent and positive discipline helps children grow into responsible adults.
