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How parents can prevent violence in children
published: Thursday | January 19, 2006

1. Do not hit your children - this will only teach them to be violent.

Do not be too hard with your punishment.

Take away the things they like.

Do not embarrass them.

2. Control what they watch on television - children learn a lot from television and video games.

You must decide what they watch at all times.

Block channels with adult content.

Know the movies they watch.

3. Love your children.

Hug and kiss them.

Tell them good things about themselves.

They will feel more secure and learn how to love others.

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