>>In hoping to leave it at parents doorsteps with you, in proposed practical method not (coming more from personal pref). Even with this theory there is the problem that some parents are somewhat less than perfect.
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>And now some evidence that some forms of bad parenting leave permanent mental scars:
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>http://articles.philly.com/2013-12-12/news/45082911_1_brain-development-child-poverty-joan-luby
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>Summary: "Harsh parenting unleashes so-called toxic stress in children, researchers say, changing the structure and functionality of their brains, heightening chances for negative behavior, and potentially condemning a child to a life hampered by heart disease, among other maladies."
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>How about making a child development class a HS graduation requirement?
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Utopian ;-)

Oddly, this mirrors your original objection in this thread to Christianity in schools. Just as not everyone is Christian, not everyone is going to have children.