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Common practice that involved wrapping infants in order to inmobilize their limbs. Often used to prevent the child from crawling.
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From the 1800s only illegitimate children were commonly killed. Girls were more killed than boys
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Children were also given as hostages to guarantee an agreement.
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Law considered the killing of an infant murder
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Emperor Domitian passed a law prohibiting castration of infants for brothels
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Dateo of Milan founded the first asylum solely for abandoned infants
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Beating a Child was approved unless the child was beated to death, then, law would apply
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Mostly in Ancient Greece and Rome. Boy brothels and rent-a-boy services were common. Children often were abused by servants and educators with consent of the parents
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Giovanni Dominici said children after the age of 3 should not be allowed to see nude adults
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Newborns were inmediately sent to wet-nursed who would breast-feed them and nurse them until age 2-5
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Theodore, Arch-bishop of Catenbury ruled "A man might not sell . his son into slavery after the age of 7"
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There was no evidence of it prior to this date
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Children were given suppositories , enemas and oral purges in sickness and health
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It included circumcision, clitoridectomy, infibulation, among others
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As a subtitute of beating, parents would shut children up in dark closets for hours or left them locked in rooms for several days
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In Europe and America
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One of the earliest childhood defenders, german writer
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Child breeding starts to improve and ends to be done in a abusive way
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The raising of children became less abusive
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Full involment of parents in the child's life, looking out for their needs and developing emotional bonds
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Full involvement of parent in child's life, looking out for the child's needs, development of emotional bonds
