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Spanking Makes Things Worse
4/13/2010
Spanking makes kids more aggressive?
Read more at NPR
. But when spanking doesn't help and makes things worse, you might be at a loss for what to do instead since you've probably already tried the usual things like time-out and rewards and punishments. Yet more evidence that a different approach like the one we teach is sorely needed.
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