Children are chastised at the discretion of an adult if they are insolent. Matters between family members are domestic disputes and are not the concern of the law. Unless people involved know each other intimately they should address each other by their title and surname - Mrs Smith, Master Brown, Miss Adams. Strangers must address each other as Sir or Madam. People in authority are addressed as Sir or Madam.
School children refer to each other by surname.
The father is the head of the household, his word is law. A father is expected to be the sole bread-winner for the family. A mother is expected to devote her time to her family and her home. Housework is the responsibility of the female members of the family, and is not a concern for the adult males. Meals are prepared by the mother for the whole family to sit down and dine together.