I'll tell you, if I had a child and I had to scold him, I would. If the child told me he was going to call a child welfare agency and report me, I'd give him the phone and tell him to go ahead, but first he should know that in that place they won't treat him like I do. There, they treat them like any other number, just one more case. And it's also possible they'll give him to another family, who I don't think will have any consideration for him. It bothers me that parents don't have the role they're supposed to. Psychologists say that children shouldn't be mistreated, but they don't tell them what happens when they give them to another family. If they do, the children would accept the scolding, I have no doubt about that. It's a deliberate lack of information.
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