... were seen as neglecting them. Methods became less harsh and some parents choose to raise children in a more humane manner over time. Aboriginals The Aboriginals had a very different view on child rearing. In their culture children were considered equal with adults, as opposed to the property the Europeans believed children to be. Community was like an extended family, and everyone had a part ... . It was seen as important to allow children to explore on their own and discover through experience. Children were also encouraged and talked to as an equal. They believed if a child gained self...

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