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It is important for children to learn the difference between right and wrong at an early age. Punishment is necessary to help them learn this distinction. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? What sort of punishment should parents and teachers be allowed to teach good behavior to children? Childhood learning experiences has have become one of the greatest challenges of modern parenting. Thereby, needing scientific science- based approaches to assure that children are getting educated at the right pace with the right information. Surprisingly, even nowadays a minority of outdated individuals might think punishment, corporal punishment as its most prevalent form, helps the children through the process of learning. As adults living in this modern era, we have all seen the vicious cycle of violence throughout societies which . Additionally, we might all agree that has on its roots inoriginated roots; childhood. However, when it comes to addressing this issue’s roots, we often forget our own accustomed corporal punishment which we were accustomed to practiced on our very own children. Yet the damage is done and we have entered our own children into this futile cycle that the experienced violence is going to be practiced again somewhere else. Not only does corporal punishment damage the cognitive development and health of the children, also it is a basic violation of human rights. Justifying these sorts of punishment due to children’s vulnerability and their inability to stand up and speak up for themselves, does not make this act any less of the other types of human rights violations. Therefore, instead of taking punishment into account for the children’s learning process, total prohibition and elimination of them is needed. To conclude, I do believe that only when punishing is replaced by adequate care giving, will children benefit from their learning experiences. No type of punishment can help neither parents nor teachers toward with behaving toward the youngsters.