The Mother Artist
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" I'm glad to know in time, " he said, " how she made such dismal failures of those six kids. " Nevertheless, [6 8 The 91other-Artist Nevertheless, respect for their individu- ality did not compel you to give them every injurious thing they wished. At first, though, you made a mistake in your way of refusing what you knew v/as harmful, and this even led to your beginning to yield to the child from sheer weariness in trying to talk him into willing acquiescence with your decision.
"If Donald wan...ts to make a dyspeptic of himself, " said his father, " there needn't be any talk about it ; he simply can't do it. " He was trying to persuade you to give up the habit of reasoning with the child every time you refused him anything. You had started with this error, common to mothers who think much about treating children justly, that giving him a reason would fill his heart with a sweet contentment upon being deprived of the only thing he wanted at the moment, and to his childish percep- tion the only thing he ever would want.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I'm glad to know in time, " he said, " how she made such dismal failures of those six kids. " Nevertheless, [6 8 The 91other-Artist Nevertheless, respect for their individu- ality did not compel you to give them every injurious thing they wished. At first, though, you made a mistake in your way of refusing what you knew v/as harmful, and this even led to your beginning to yield to the child from sheer weariness in trying to talk him into willing acquiescence with your decision.
"If Donald wan...ts to make a dyspeptic of himself, " said his father, " there needn't be any talk about it ; he simply can't do it. " He was trying to persuade you to give up the habit of reasoning with the child every time you refused him anything. You had started with this error, common to mothers who think much about treating children justly, that giving him a reason would fill his heart with a sweet contentment upon being deprived of the only thing he wanted at the moment, and to his childish percep- tion the only thing he ever would want.
What to read after The Mother Artist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Dearborn Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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