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Parents used to kill their children to solve their anxieties about taking care of them.
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In Ancient Greece Belief that the masturbating of boys would “hasten manhood”
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In this year, they created the law that consider killing an infant a murder.
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Kissing or sucking on the breasts of little infants by adults was common
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Babies started being swaddled, this was because it was thought they committed sins when they cried too much. -
In the Early Modern Period, the term “childhood” was invented. -
In sixteenth- century, children were given suppositories, enemas, and oral purges because of the feces. Some attempts were made in the seventeenth century to limit the beating of children
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Some attempts were made in the seventeenth century to limit the beating of children, but it was the eighteenth century which saw the biggest decrease.
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In the beginning of the eighteenth century, as a climax of the effort to bring child abuse under control, that parents began severely punishing their children for masturbation.
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Raising a child becomes less about conquering his or her will and more about training, guiding and teaching. It is the first time that the father begins to take more interest in his child and even relieves the mother of childcare duties.
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The Association for Applied Psychoanalysis set up a team of historians that uncover the major stages of child-rearing in the West.