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Перевод: smacking

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чмоканье; порка

Тезаурус:

1. I feel guilty because the current childcare experts tell me that - in the words of Penelope Leach (psychologist and author of the classic Baby and Child) - smacking is wrong.
2. Smacking, says Leach, will not help the toddler's anger, frustration and fear, which create tantrums in the first place.
3. The research suggests smacking reaches a peak at four years but remains significant - particularly for working-class boys - at 11.
4. "As for saying that smacking can escalate into abuse, surely that's true of emotional punishment too.
5. That, far from producing better disciplined people, smacking makes it much more difficult to teach children how to behave.
6. While accepting that smacking is universal, he believes there are better methods of teaching children what is acceptable or unacceptable behaviour.
7. Nor does she see anything wrong in smacking a toddler who is having a tantrum.
8. Asked about my smacking him, he said: "I don't like it," adding, "It doesn't hurt.
9. Christopher Brown, director of the NSPCC, said: "How can you listen to children if you are hung up on smacking them?"
10. New research showed that as many as two-thirds of babies are smacked before the age of one, 83 per cent of mothers of four-year-olds believe in smacking, and 18 per cent of children were still being smacked by their 11th birthday.
11. The Royal Commission rejected that solution as too oppressive, smacking of government censorship.
12. I like to enjoy my Animal," she roared predatorily, smacking her lips.
13. If you continue to smack a two-year-old you are likely to make him more physical, you are effectively telling him that smacking (ie, hitting people) is OK."