Can a three-year-old child be beaten if he doesn't obey?

Many families have different ways of educating their children, but in fact, for some children, the best way to educate them is to guide them. We need to use some guiding methods to make them realize their mistakes. Some parents may not have enough patience and want to beat their children when they make mistakes. So, can a three-year-old child be beaten if he is disobedient?

Many parents may have discovered that their children are sometimes very timid and dare not speak or make friends with other children in kindergarten. This is directly related to the beating and scolding by parents. When children are young, most of their sense of security comes from their parents. If children are often beaten and scolded, they will lack basic sense of security and trust in the surrounding environment. In the long run, children will easily become overly introverted or even withdrawn.

The subtle influence makes children easily become little bullies! Children have a strong ability to imitate their parents. They are usually exposed to rough education such as beating and scolding. Children are very easy to imitate, which makes them more irritable. When they have conflicts with other children in kindergarten, they are likely to imitate them and also beat and scold, becoming little bullies!

Easy to be bullied. This is the opposite of the above. Some children are naturally more sensitive and introverted. They are often educated roughly by their parents, and they tend to close themselves off and refuse to express themselves. They don't know how to resist when they are bullied. I have seen many examples of this. Children who are bullied by other children will not resist at all, but just endure it silently. This is directly related to the usual Vatican education.