Our Success in Child Training Practical Experiences of Many Mothers
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On one occasion a visitor observed the little girl rub- bing her finger softly on the table-cloth. "What are you doing, dear?" she asked. "Keep still, auntie, " she answered, "keep still, I'm just rubbing two spots into one. " Then, as to the food itself, there is always needed some careful forethought to provide enough and of the right sort for the hungry little mouths. Of course the menu should not be planned solely for the children, but if, as often happens, some of the dishes served are for... various reasons unfit for childish digestions, there can be some suitable substitute provided. I think that is particularly true in the matter of dessert. There are many things included in this course which a child is by necessity denied, and I have often watched with sympathetic admiration the fortitude which was exer- 96 OUR SUCCESS IN CHILD-TRAINING.
cised to master the overwhelming disappointment when something of a very attractive appearance was set aside as "not good for little folks. " Some harmless dainty, if but a bunch of grapes or an orange, might have taken the place of the indigestible compound, and the disappointed little soul been made happy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On one occasion a visitor observed the little girl rub- bing her finger softly on the table-cloth. "What are you doing, dear?" she asked. "Keep still, auntie, " she answered, "keep still, I'm just rubbing two spots into one. " Then, as to the food itself, there is always needed some careful forethought to provide enough and of the right sort for the hungry little mouths. Of course the menu should not be planned solely for the children, but if, as often happens, some of the dishes served are for... various reasons unfit for childish digestions, there can be some suitable substitute provided. I think that is particularly true in the matter of dessert. There are many things included in this course which a child is by necessity denied, and I have often watched with sympathetic admiration the fortitude which was exer- 96 OUR SUCCESS IN CHILD-TRAINING.
cised to master the overwhelming disappointment when something of a very attractive appearance was set aside as "not good for little folks. " Some harmless dainty, if but a bunch of grapes or an orange, might have taken the place of the indigestible compound, and the disappointed little soul been made happy.
What to read after Our Success in Child Training Practical Experiences of Many Mothers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustav Pollak to read onlineMoreLess
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