It is important for children to learn the difference between right and wrong at an early age. Punishment is necessary to help them learn this distinction. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Making children realize what is good and bad in their early lives is a vital ingredient in parenthood.

Punishment

is considered an acceptable approach to teaching them.

While

I agree with

this

viewpoint, I

also

believe that inclining solely toward

punishment

has negative ramifications Bringing up future generations has always been a difficult task for

parents

, simply because it requires sleepless nights and strong dedication. Teach something to children from an early pace in their lives is important, and some

parents

choose

punishment

in doing

this

That's because, when a

child

decides to commit something

that is

out of casual human behaviour, they immediately refrain from doing it, considering its physical or mental consequences.

In addition

to

this

, where there are limitations and barriers, there often discipline occurs. That means, children are determined enough to do serious actions about their future lives by being disciplined

Punishment

of any kind,

however

, be it physical or mental, has an adverse impact on

child

development. Take, physical

punishment

, for ,example which not only exerts influence on the health of a

child

, but

also

constant exposure to

this

makes a

child

even more stubborn, which means they become more vulnerable to do restraint actions.

Instead

,

parents

should opt for a friendly way where they teach them moral thoughts or attempt to set a role model. In

this

way, the

child

will easily learn the difference between right and wrong.

To conclude

, it is true that

punishment

should be used in some cases when bringing up a

child

, I believe, that

parents

' selection should not be only physical or mental retribution to the

child

, making them suffer severely