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punishment that involves hitting sb, especially in schools and prisons start learning
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You believe the only way to effectively bring up children is through the use of corporal punishment.
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to hit a child on their bottom with your open hand, as a punishment (usually several times); to _____ sb or to _____ sb’s bottom (dać klapsa; dać komuś klapsa w pupę) start learning
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Spanking is the best pedagogical method. The occasional slap does the child no harm but brings him to his senses
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to strike or slap smartly, with or as if with the open hand; to ____ a child (Pol. dać dziecku klapsa); to ____ sb on the head/in the face/on the cheek; to give sb a ____ in the face start learning
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Pol. sprawić/dać komuś lanie start learning
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A good spanking can work wonders (give an example of a child who stopped being naughty after getting a beating).
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start learning
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Pol. zepsute (rozpuszczone/rozpieszczone) dziecko start learning
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If a kid doesn’t get a beating they behave like/become a spoilt child.
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make someone think clearly and behave sensibly start learning
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The occasional slap does the child no harm but brings him to his senses
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start learning
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A good spanking can work wonders (give an example of a child who stopped being naughty after getting a beating).
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to make a situation, attitude etc, especially a bad one, continue to exist for a long time; Pol. zachować, utrwalić, utrzymać start learning
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Corporal punishment hurts the child and he or she may perpetuate this cycle of violence beating their own children in the future.
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cruel or violent treatment of someone; Pol. znęcanie się, maltretowanie start learning
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Abused children often grow up to abuse their own children - it's a vicious circle.
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a situation in which one problem causes another problem, that then causes the first problem again, so that the whole process continues to be repeated; Pol. błędne koło start learning
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Abused children often grow up to abuse their own children - it's a vicious circle.
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used to say that you should not be surprised when boys or men behave badly, are noisy etc start learning
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You are a liberal parent. You believe that boys will be boys. They must let off steam and we shouldn't mind it.
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to get rid of your anger, excitement, or energy in a way that does not harm anyone by doing something active; Pol. wyszumieć się start learning
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You believe that boys will be boys. They must let off steam and we shouldn't mind it.
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if children or animals_____, they behave in an uncontrolled way because there is no one to control them start learning
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Let them run wild and be naughty. They will grow out of it one day anyway
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used to say that it is annoying to speak to someone because they do not pay attention to you; Pol. to tak jak mówienie do ściany start learning
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it is like talking to a brick wall Explaining things to children is like talking to a brick wall and beating children is a waste of energy
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start learning
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It can be achieved through encouragement and dialogue, not manipulation or punishment.
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