"Ανατρέφεις το παιδί σου."

[jeanprendiville]

You rear your child?

[jaye16]

It's added. Again thanks.

[jeanprendiville]

And thank you for all your hard work. It must be tough having people fire corrections at you even if it does helps!

[jaye16]

It's fulfilling to be able to perfect the course and your feedback really helps. Thanks.

[Rob183829]

In my experience "rear" would never be used for children, only for animals, but maybe this is regional( south of England) . Unless of course you were trying to imply that the child was brought up like an animal.

[jaye16]

While "rear" may be used for animals it is definitely for children as well.

See here Oxford

and here Merriam-Webster

And other reliable dictionaries from US and GB.

[Thomdwarf]

why not "του παιδιού"? is it genitive case?

[Dimitra956826]

Του παιδιού means of the child/the child's.

Think of it this way: Genitive is the answer to the question of whose?

While accusative is the answer to the question of what/whom?

[jaye16]

Thank you DImitra. :)

[AntoineHel1]

I think it should be in the accusative form not the genitive