Spanking Has Declined In America, Study Finds, But Pediatricians Worry About Impact Of COVID-19 Pandemic

Name: Spanking Has Declined In America, Study Finds, But Pediatricians Worry About Impact Of COVID-19 Pandemic
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Description: Millennials and Gen X parents appear to be spanking their kids less than previous generations, according to a research letter published Monday in the medical

Video Credit: WJZ Baltimore - Duration: 00:34s - Published on July 27, 2020

Spanking Has Declined In America, Study Finds, But Pediatricians Worry About Impact Of COVID-19 Pandemic

Millennials and Gen X parents appear to be spanking their kids less than previous generations, according to a research letter published Monday in the medical journal JAMA Pediatrics.

Katie Johnston reports.

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