The Mothers' Book; Suggestions Regarding the Mental And Moral Development of Children
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A child's saving may mean nothing at all to it. Simply to fill a bank with pennies, to see it emptied, and to hear that the money has been transferred to a larger bank downtown, conveys no idea and accomplishes no good purpose; there should always be a definite end in view. If its savings are small, still there is father's birthday present to be bought or Christmas to be remembered.
If they are larger, and amount to quite a sum in the course of a year, do not let the child become miserly and en...joy the piling up of the money for itself. Possibly the money may be spoken of as a provision for the future should a rainy day come to the family, or the outlook may be toward travel or special advan- tages in some way. Such a feeling of possession may be an excellent thing, giving the child a proper sense of power and responsibility.
If there must be some self-denial in order to lay up money, so much the better; such a moral training is not to be ignored.
Once let a child learn to give up a present good for one more remote, and you have taught the principle of foresight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A child's saving may mean nothing at all to it. Simply to fill a bank with pennies, to see it emptied, and to hear that the money has been transferred to a larger bank downtown, conveys no idea and accomplishes no good purpose; there should always be a definite end in view. If its savings are small, still there is father's birthday present to be bought or Christmas to be remembered.
If they are larger, and amount to quite a sum in the course of a year, do not let the child become miserly and en...joy the piling up of the money for itself. Possibly the money may be spoken of as a provision for the future should a rainy day come to the family, or the outlook may be toward travel or special advan- tages in some way. Such a feeling of possession may be an excellent thing, giving the child a proper sense of power and responsibility.
If there must be some self-denial in order to lay up money, so much the better; such a moral training is not to be ignored.
Once let a child learn to give up a present good for one more remote, and you have taught the principle of foresight.
What to read after The Mothers' Book; Suggestions Regarding the Mental And Moral Development of Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benton Caroline French to read onlineMoreLess
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