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I should consider good looks, good accent and manner of speaking desirable, and among the necessary requirements, good health and ac- tivity, a cheerful, good-tempered expression of 63 A NURSE. 69 face ; for children are imitative, especially of expression. One wants also conscience, taste, gentleness, and supreme neatness. Where will you find all these qualities combined ? There is but one resource : the mother must be head nurse herself. She must overlook no short- comings. Health, temper, ha...bits — all are in question. If one is fortunate enough to meet with a sensible woman, she may be made to understand how much the future welfare of the children depends upon her obedience to direc- tions and upon the careful performance of her duties, that the cares of the mother must be seconded by hers, and that the smallest omis- sion may produce bad results — the exchange of a warm garment for a thin one, the leaving off any article of clothing usually worn, etc.
Little children should be made happy, left free from unnecessary checks and restraints, and supplied with occupation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should consider good looks, good accent and manner of speaking desirable, and among the necessary requirements, good health and ac- tivity, a cheerful, good-tempered expression of 63 A NURSE. 69 face ; for children are imitative, especially of expression. One wants also conscience, taste, gentleness, and supreme neatness. Where will you find all these qualities combined ? There is but one resource : the mother must be head nurse herself. She must overlook no short- comings. Health, temper, ha...bits — all are in question. If one is fortunate enough to meet with a sensible woman, she may be made to understand how much the future welfare of the children depends upon her obedience to direc- tions and upon the careful performance of her duties, that the cares of the mother must be seconded by hers, and that the smallest omis- sion may produce bad results — the exchange of a warm garment for a thin one, the leaving off any article of clothing usually worn, etc.
Little children should be made happy, left free from unnecessary checks and restraints, and supplied with occupation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dewing, M. O. (Maria Oakey), 1855-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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