Education From the Cradle
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In a short garment of thick flannel, well covering his shoulders and arms, long warm stockings and comfortable shoes, he may be left free to all the movements suitable t, o his age.
Never forget that there is real danger in leaving a baby of this age alone, or with other young children. On every side you hear of stories, un- fortunately too true, of countless catastrophes caused by this want of care. Sometimes the parents are not entirely responsible, as they are often obliged to leave their ch...ildren, in order to work to maintain them. In a village, the women ought to arrange among themselves that one of them by turns shall take care of all the children together — as is done in creches. This is a matter of absolute necessity, for, not only may the children hurt themselves when left unwatched, but, as we too often 44 EDUCATION.
see, they may set fire to a whole house. Here is a striking example of the advantage of the spirit of associating for mutual aid. I take care of your children one day, and you watch mine the next day; thus each one can carry on her necessary work, and in the end will be interested in the children of others as in her own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a short garment of thick flannel, well covering his shoulders and arms, long warm stockings and comfortable shoes, he may be left free to all the movements suitable t, o his age.
Never forget that there is real danger in leaving a baby of this age alone, or with other young children. On every side you hear of stories, un- fortunately too true, of countless catastrophes caused by this want of care. Sometimes the parents are not entirely responsible, as they are often obliged to leave their ch...ildren, in order to work to maintain them. In a village, the women ought to arrange among themselves that one of them by turns shall take care of all the children together — as is done in creches. This is a matter of absolute necessity, for, not only may the children hurt themselves when left unwatched, but, as we too often 44 EDUCATION.
see, they may set fire to a whole house. Here is a striking example of the advantage of the spirit of associating for mutual aid. I take care of your children one day, and you watch mine the next day; thus each one can carry on her necessary work, and in the end will be interested in the children of others as in her own.
What to read after Education From the Cradle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Ouroussov to read onlineMoreLess
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