By LE GRAND KERR, M.D.
No two children are exactly alike; not even those of the same family
with hereditary influences, environment, and economic conditions the
same. Their temperaments, their ambitions, their ideas of life, it will
be noted, are widely different. For committing a wrong act one child
needs punishment, while on a like occasion another child needs advice.
To bring up their children so that they will be vigorous, noble men and
women is the most perplexing problem that confronts mothers and fathers
to-day. Dr. Kerr, from his close association with children, is well
qualified to enlighten parents on these difficulties. In this book he
has given thorough treatment to the training of children, hygiene,
physique, mentality, and morality. After one has read the book there
seems to be no phase of the question that has not been covered. The
young parent will find it a wonderful aid; the elder parents will want
to pass it on to their children.
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