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    Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 6 Nov 2019

    A lot of childrearing that was normal from 50 years ago is currently considered child abuse. Did people 50 years ago consider childrearing from 100 years ago to be child abuse?

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      1. Zaphod Beeblebrox‏ @SFZaphod 6 Nov 2019
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        I doubt it.

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      1. Stephen Pimentel‏ @StephenPiment 6 Nov 2019
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        I don't think the change is a linear trend. It's more like mores shifting in various dimensions with time and location.

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      1. Adrian Walker  🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🔭 🥃‏ @adrianbdwalker 6 Nov 2019
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        Probably. 50 years ago puts child rearing in the 70s/late 60s. 100 years ago is at the end of the First World War. For consideration, my grandfather finished school when he was 12 and went to work in a shoe factory in the north of England. That seems like abuse by the 70s.

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      1. Eui‏ @eui_says 6 Nov 2019
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        I think they'd consider Spartans to be child abusers.

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      1. _‏ @KenStipek 6 Nov 2019
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        Child labor went from normal to illegal in most of the western world during that time, so I would think so.

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      1. Eye of Ra‏ @EyeOfRa42 6 Nov 2019
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        Or what will be considered child abuse in 50 years

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      2. Geoffrey Miller‏Verified account @primalpoly 6 Nov 2019
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        Yes, Dr. Benjamin Spock revolutionized child care/parenting attitudes with his 1946 book, which sold over 50m copies; parents in the 50s and 60s considered earlier parenting methods rather barbarous.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Spock …

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      3. Mícheál de Barra‏ @mdbarra 6 Nov 2019
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        Ironically his advice led to tens of thousands of infant deathshttp://www.testingtreatments.org/book/why-are-fair-tests-of-treatments-needed/hoped-for-effects-that-dont-materialize/advice-on-babies-sleeping-position/ …

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      1. Arrogation Toast‏ @lordcataplanga 6 Nov 2019
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        My parents and grandparents are rather postmodern about it. They acknowledge they did not have nice childhoods, but believe the way they were raised made sense given their circumstances. Each generation was much poorer than the next, only now can we afford to treat children well.

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      1. Chris Meyer‏ @ChrisMeyer16 6 Nov 2019
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        Values of most kinds shift as the world changes. A recent presentation at Harvard Business School: Why did slavery taper off relatively simultaneously in the West? One factor, industrialization replaced muscles with engines. Consequence: slavery is now a trigger subject.

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