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Child sacrifice and beating. It is taught the strict obedience children must have. There isn't an empathy for them, but they must love their parents.
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If a baby cried it was commiting a sin and were considered as changeling. It was believed that they were under the power of the devil. -
It was difficult to stand the crying of a baby. Mother capable of deal with it could be considered as saints.
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Children were tied up or swaddled because they were turning into evil -
Uses of witches and devils to scare children. -
Baptism used to actual exorcism of the Devil. The child who cried at his christening was letting out the Devil long survived.
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Severe whipping of young children with various instruments at school and at home. -
The new-born babe is full of the stains and pollution of sin from their first parents.
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Infanticide as kidness and discipline. Hurting children is not seen as a cruelty yet.
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Children were sent at 7 years old as servant to other houses. -
It is emphasized the importance of children's education and development. First influences of formal education for children in Europe and North America. -
Children are sent to work in factories and mines
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The first to examine the wide extent of infanticide and brutality toward children in the antiquity. -
In this year, the effort to abolish children's work at an early age began, with the creation of the International Labour Organization (OLI).
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The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child establishes the right of children to be educated and their protection against economic exposure. -
European Union took measures to prevent and defend children of sexual harassment and pornography on line.