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Parenting pressure is too great! Nearly 60% of parents will beat their children.
Stop beating and scolding children inappropriately! Practitioners of children and adolescents found that modern parents' parenting knowledge and attitude generally failed, with up to 83% yelling at their children and 57% hitting them. Experts say that if preschool children are subjected to violent discipline, it is not conducive to their physical and mental development for a long time, and they are more likely to fall into danger. Call on parents to seek appropriate channels to solve emotional disorders and not to let their children become victims.

Artist Xiao S (right) is the ambassador of "Surrounding abused children with love", calling on the public to pay attention to child protection. (Photo courtesy/tfcf) April 28th is the Child Protection Day, but TFCF conducted a "parental status survey" on 869 professional practitioners who have frequent contact with children aged 0-6, in order to understand the current parental status of caregivers of preschool children in China. The sampled professional practitioners include social welfare workers, preschool educators, health care workers, psychological counselors and judicial police.

Failure of parenting knowledge and frequent violent discipline

The survey results show that 73. 1% of the employees said that most or all caregivers would have a direct adverse effect on their children due to the pressure or emotional state of their parents. Among them, 83.66% of child caregivers will loudly reprimand children who are difficult to take care of; 57. 19% will clap their hands or * * * show them to children; 3 1.76% will pull the child hard; Only about 35% of caregivers will turn to family members or professionals for help when they encounter problems in caring for young children.

Worryingly, almost all practitioners have seen physical violence or mental violence directly punishing caregivers of children from their work experience, which shows that caregivers' parenting knowledge and ability need to be strengthened. However, 60% of the practitioners found that even though parents have good parenting attitude and knowledge, they still "know and do differently" and still use corporal punishment or violence to discipline their children.