Teach useful words to cure child swearing
Monday, April 19, 2010
Child swearing is an act through which children employ profane or foul language when communicating, usually when angry or frustrated.
Bafana Loeto* is nine years old and he is in Standard Three. He has the 'f' word and other Setswana expletives too strong to be written, ready whenever he is angry or frustrated.
To his mother's surprise, Bafana came home one day complaining about a bully at school who always took his pencils.
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