No, it is not okay for a parent or any adult to physically harm a child in any way, including pulling their hair and yanking them to the ground. Physical violence towards children is not only illegal in many jurisdictions but is also harmful and detrimental to a child's physical and emotional well-being.
Children are vulnerable and depend on their parents or caregivers to provide love, care, and protection. Physical abuse, such as pulling a child's hair or any other form of violent behavior, can cause immediate and long-term harm to the child. It can lead to physical injuries, emotional trauma, and can severely impact the child's trust and attachment to their parent.
If you or someone you know is witnessing or experiencing child abuse, it is essential to take action to protect the child. You can contact local child protective services, law enforcement, or a trusted authority figure to report the abuse and ensure the child's safety.
Parenting should be about providing a safe and nurturing environment for children to grow and develop. There are alternative and healthy ways to discipline children and address behavioral issues that do not involve physical violence. Positive discipline, communication, and setting appropriate boundaries are more effective and loving approaches to parenting. Seek professional help or parenting resources if you need guidance in dealing with challenging behaviors in children.