Often hitting children will bring many negative effects to children. First of all, in terms of health, the blow will lead to physical injury and pain of children, and long-term accumulation may lead to serious consequences such as fractures and internal injuries. Secondly, in terms of mental health, the blow will make children have fear and distrust of family and society, leading to psychological problems such as inferiority, depression and anxiety. In addition, in terms of social adaptability, children who often suffer from domestic violence may imitate domestic violence, which will lead to conflicts and violence in social circles.
When someone hits a child, we should take the following measures. First of all, we must protect the safety of children and ensure that they are away from danger. Call the police or seek legal assistance when necessary. Secondly, we should stand in the position of children and give them a sense of security and support. We can tell children that violence is unacceptable, that they are not wrong, and that they can ask others for help. At the same time, we should actively advocate and support various forms of child protection institutions to provide effective help and protection for children.
In addition, education and publicity are also the key to prevent children from being beaten frequently. Family members should receive education, understand the consequences and harm of violence against children, and learn non-violent educational methods. For adults who are prone to domestic violence, psychological counseling and support services should be provided to help them deal with emotions and pressures and avoid transmitting negative emotions to their children.
In short, hitting children often will have a serious physical and mental impact on children. Actively prevent and intervene in domestic violence and protect children's rights and interests and safety. At the same time, advocate and promote non-violent education methods to provide a healthy and safe growth environment for children.