What to do when your mom slapps you?

Well it also depends on why she is doing it, or also how hard she is doing it. Sometime it feels she does love one more than the other but at the end you notice she dosen’t, it just seems that way,

But if she is pushing, and slaping so hard the she leaves bruises and marks I think you can report her…

one slap, dont call or two mbey if it keeps happening and id run and cry to make her feel bad! or talk to her about it.

Physical punishment is not a form of discipline; it is a path some parents end up on (may it be purposefully or accidentally) when they have a lot of anger built up in them. It is not okay in any way.

Try talking to your mom about it, and tell her that what she may see as a harmless little slap is actually damaging you. Explain that it is not teaching you a good lesson, and that it only passes her anger onto you.

Well first off when your parent hits you that is not good parenting, when parents hit the kids during childhood a majority of those children grow up to be abusive parents. I would recommend talking with your mother about this and explain to her that if that is her way of discipline then she should try another method. If she countinues to hit you then I would talk to a child protective service and let them know what is happening in your house. Sometimes even when your scared to tell someone what is happening you have to because in the end it will be a lot better than letting her continue and hurt you even more or, have it get worse.

I don’t think you need to call child protective services or get the police, unless your sure its 100% abuse. My parents slap me, shove me, etc. but it’s not abuse. It’s discipline, adleast I think so. I was raised with hitting as a way of discipline so I don’t think theres any alarm to be made. However discipline and abuse are two VERY different things. So if your 100% sure it’s abuse, then definately tell anothe adult

You don’t report it to the police, you call child protective services.

dcfs. or talk to her about it

DEFINATELY report to the police