Spanking can make a child's perception confusing. They begin to recognize adults as violent and are afraid of them, making them objectionable to family, teachers, and other adults. They see their parents hitting them, so they think it's okay to hurt others, and they think it's okay to take their anger out on someone else. Spanking teaches a child fear, teaching him that he must lie to avoid being hit, forcing him to lie continually throughout his life. It's not right to hit your child, while you teach him not to hurt others, it can often confuse him, and that's when they start to make their own rules. “Spanking teaches your child to fear you, not listen to you or respect you. He may also feel humiliated and resentful, and react by being uncooperative.” Does spanking teach your child that they should fear adults, and if they fear adults, how will they advance? How will they receive guidance from you and your family or teachers at school? Spanking your child affects his entire life, and not in a good way. You need to give your child understanding guidance and teach him that mistakes are okay. Being a parent means guiding children to give their best, parents must help them learn in a healthy way