Santo Domingo. More than half of the children and adolescents in the Dominican Republic continue to be exposed to a upbringing based on physical punishment, as evidenced by the National Survey of Multiple Purpose Households (ENHOGAR-MICS). To guide these impacts, the Dominican Society of Pediatrics took advantage of the celebration of its XVI National Day of Pediatrics, dedicated to the newborn, to guide mothers, fathers and caregivers on how to…
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Santo Domingo. More than half of the children and adolescents in the Dominican Republic continue to be exposed to a upbringing based on physical punishment, as evidenced by the National Survey of Multiple Purpose Households (ENHOGAR-MICS). To guide these impacts, the Dominican Society of Pediatrics took advantage of the celebration of its XVI National Day of Pediatrics, dedicated to the newborn, to guide mothers, fathers and caregivers on how to…