article_snippet: A father who believed three-year-old son had the right to smack three-year-old son young children
article_snippet: Parent, from RotherhamRotherham, told officials that three-year-old son thought his young children benefited from being smacked.
article_snippet: three-year-old son said that three-year-old son hit his young children on the bottom, legs and arms, using three-year-old son hand, but that the red marks 'did not last long'.
article_snippet: A father who believed he had the right to smack he two young children has had his two young children taken into care by social workers following a ruling at the High Court in London (pictured)
article_snippet: A father who believed he had the right to smack his two young children has now had A father who believed he had the right to smack his two young children third child, a six-month-old girl, taken into care by Rotherham Council officials.
article_snippet: It comes after A father who believed he had the right to smack his two young children middle child, now aged three, was also taken into care.
article_snippet: It is not clear whether A father who believed he had the right to smack his two young children's eldest child is in care, although there have also been care proceedings issued in relation to the man's eldest child.
article_snippet: The parent revealed that A father who believed he had the right to smack his two young children smacked her children on the bottom, legs and arms, using A father who believed he had the right to smack his two young children hand (picture posed by models) '
highlights_snippet: Parent, from Rotherham, told officials children benefited from smacking .
  