How African parents discipline their children!

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Published on July 25, 2018 by

African parents have a variety of different ways of disciplining their children – from spanking, frog jumps, or even just a roll of the eyes make sure the children behave.

BattaBox presenter YP Fluorin hits the streets of Lagos to find out the ways Africa parents discipline their children.

“When my mum wants to say – don’t do that! – she won’t say it, you get home first but she will look like this. And, she might be old, but if she runs she will catch you,” says one young Nigerian girl.

“My mum has a gentle style, but my father would catch me adn beat me well well,” said one Nigerian man. “When children are disciplined, they are corrected.”

But it’s not just spanking with hands, shoes, spoons, or brooms! Some Africa parents have special talent in not spanking, but instead using body language, such as just a simple expression or narrowing of the eyes. Other parents make their children use frog jumps or other physical punishments.

“Ah my mum gave me every type of punishment – frog jump, sit on the wall, and all those other ones – African parents can be wicked!”

How were you disciplined and made to behave by your Africa parents? Gist us in the comments below.

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15 Comments

  • joe broadbeef 6 years ago

    fluorin my guy, na be Jesus, not Jezoise

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  • Empress Krystle 6 years ago

    πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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  • Echetabu Emeka 6 years ago

    The environment is clean. I love it.

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  • Tango Alpha india Yenkee Echo 6 years ago

    You mean torture not discipline 😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰😰 I still have nightmares

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    • buddy holland 6 years ago

      JOIN AN ARMY,.

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  • oworackee 6 years ago

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  • Bang Obet 6 years ago

    Brother….i didnt skip ad….wakanda foreva!!!

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  • Diana Connors 6 years ago

    Well considering how they treat thieves and criminals with the jungle justice I’m not surprised that they beat their children which is probably just as unacceptable.

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    • General Nwankwo 6 years ago

      Diana Connors out of point you did not get the message.

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    • buddy holland 6 years ago

      NOTORIOUS CRUELTY,, TYRES BURNING ETC.

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    • Diana Connors 6 years ago

      General Nwankwo …..yes I do get the point, I believe that the majority of Nigerians struggle with an over populated country and poverty and often it’s the children that suffer the brunt of their parents depression and frustration of not being able to provide for their children…actually I do believe that children need discipline but with limits to punishment I believe that children should respect you but NOT be afraid of their parents or be beaten into submission, I don’t see the humour in this subject and I’m sure the children don’t see the humour in corporal punishment……thank you sir for your reply.

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    • buddy holland 6 years ago

      yep jungle or mob justice is still going on in africa as well as FMG… sad

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  • Jaydor B 6 years ago

    My parents didn’t beat me enough ☹️ too little of the rod, too much of the lectures and counting to 3.

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  • Chioma Sunshine 6 years ago

    β€œMy sisters and Brorasβ€πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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  • Emeka Okwara 6 years ago

    I wasn’t beaten up just got a slap from my mum and shouts but my dad never smacked or touched me maybe because they schooled in Italy and we were all born there

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