What does the phrase 'children must be disciplined' imply about the parents' perspective?

Discipline is unimportant

It is a priority

Children should be completely free

Parents are uncertain

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B. It is a priority

The capitalized phrase indicates a strong belief by the parents in the importance of discipline in child-rearing.

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