The Daughter: Her Health, Education And Wedlock. Homely Suggestions for Mothers And Daughters
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Alternating gymnastic exercises and lessons, shortening the hours of confinement, varying the studies, and substituting more direct teaching for mere recitations, are all useful means of smoothing the rough and thorny path- way to knowledge.
-Until after their twelfth or fourteenth year there are no different requirements of health as regards the management of boys and girls who have been well brought up. This is a gen- eral rule, and no one quicker than the observing mother will detect the exc...eptions to it. At about this age the changes of puberty begin.
52 THE DAUGHTEE.
Heretofore their association as close companions has safely been encouraged, but now, although companionship is still desirable, it must be sub- ject to the barriers of safety between the sexes which wise parents properly establish, though they do not obtrusively call the attention of the young to the subject.
Too often the spirit of a girl is repressed and the foundation of future inefficiency is laid by words and manners which convey distinctly that little is expected of her besides being a pretty darling, and that she may have everything done for her rather than be required to do for herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alternating gymnastic exercises and lessons, shortening the hours of confinement, varying the studies, and substituting more direct teaching for mere recitations, are all useful means of smoothing the rough and thorny path- way to knowledge.
-Until after their twelfth or fourteenth year there are no different requirements of health as regards the management of boys and girls who have been well brought up. This is a gen- eral rule, and no one quicker than the observing mother will detect the exc...eptions to it. At about this age the changes of puberty begin.
52 THE DAUGHTEE.
Heretofore their association as close companions has safely been encouraged, but now, although companionship is still desirable, it must be sub- ject to the barriers of safety between the sexes which wise parents properly establish, though they do not obtrusively call the attention of the young to the subject.
Too often the spirit of a girl is repressed and the foundation of future inefficiency is laid by words and manners which convey distinctly that little is expected of her besides being a pretty darling, and that she may have everything done for her rather than be required to do for herself.
What to read after The Daughter: Her Health, Education And Wedlock. Homely Suggestions for Mothers And Daughters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Capp, William M to read onlineMoreLess
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