Sunday, January 17, 2010

Where I can find shocking pictures of child beatings that I could use to scare straight a parent going too far

Someone that I know believes in the ';spare the rod and spoil the child'; philosophy. It has been escalating and I want to confront the parent with shocking pictures of what could happen if he/she goes too far before I explore other options.Where I can find shocking pictures of child beatings that I could use to scare straight a parent going too far
This is so sad:


http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseac…Where I can find shocking pictures of child beatings that I could use to scare straight a parent going too far
Better yet, report them. Even if it is a friend, not reporting them will only cause more abuse to happen. you won't stop anyone on your own that has that mentality.
I appreciate what you're going through, but honestly...scare tactics don't work in these situations because unless you videotape THEM doing it...they'll never believe they're being as violent as you're seeing them. If you think the children are in danger, you CAN call child protective services anonymously.
Report, report, report! I know from experience how aggro parents can get from being confronted. If they are then reported later they will think it was you. Report it.
Take pictures of their childs bruises to use when you report them.
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try a book called '; A boy called it'; no pictures but very detailed.
Dont think shocking pictures will help. You are better off talking to a social worker or maybe reporting to DCSF. This parent needs help and her kids need it faster!
odd...if you know it's going to far I would suggest after talking\trying to help the parent if that wasn't enough I would be calling local child protective services. it seems odd to me that you think showing pictures would help...if that's the case it has gone to far.
I'm sorry, but trying to find pictures of beaten children online is sick.





If your acquaintance is being abusive - report him or her.
I would have a talk with your friend's kid first, tell them if they ever get hurt by mommy or daddy that it is ok to talk to you about it. Yeah that is kind of intrusive but the law doesn't leave it to a parent to physically punish their children in such a way. A spanking can turn into a severe beating pretty easily considering a child will get desensitized to the punishment (physically, not mentally). If the child isn't screaming then obviously you aren't hitting hard enough and hence why there is escalation. If it doesn't hurt it isn't punishment right?


Well a smart abuser would beat with a phone book. And even better, a smart parent doesn't have to beat their kid at all. Because one of these days that kid'll grow up, and if mommy or daddy hasn't gotten beaten down by a friend or stranger even for doing what they do, that kid'll confront them. My mom used to spank me when I was really young, but guess what, she stopped when I turned big enough and smart enough to fight back (which started out with me hitting back and ended when I grabbed a kitchen knife and told her that if she ever tried to hit me again I would stop it by any means necessary). It's hard to respect a parent that has to govern with pain and/or fear. Your friend must be making up for an inability to parent. I would go to her and suggest he/she/they take a parenting class. I bet you they don't teach you to beat your children as punishment.
I have no idea, but I don't ever want to see them.
Chances are that may not work.


If you know of an abusive situation, you have to report it.


Child services or Childrens Aid will investogate.


You can remain anonymous.
If you believe the child is in danger the best wake up call would be a call to child services. You can do it anonymously, and you could save the child's life.
If the situation is such that you feel the need to do this, you need to be calling CPS, not looking for beaten children's photographs.





I'd bet everything I own that it will do NOTHING. The guy'll be convinced HE could never take it that far, and since it's so far removed from how he views his behavior, it won't make an impact that would change his behavior.
Pete Townsend comes to mind. You're a sick puppy!
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Honestly, I know it's hard to think about the other options, but I don't think this is going to work.


Even though the parent might be scared or sickened to see the pictures, and even if they swear to keep under control, when the parent loses his/her temper or gets into rage later on they are not going to be thinking straight. I don't know the situation, but I don't think you can reason with a parent who is, or is in danger of, seriously harming their child.
If there is a parent that is abusing their child you need to contact the police or child services, if something happens to this child and you knew the parents were taking things too far than you are also responsible.

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