Mothers, Fathers and Children
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Contents[edit]
- Six Educational Counsels
- The Necessity of Agreement between Parents
- The Childhood Years and the Force of Habit
- Parents’ Words and Deeds are Children’s Examples
- Self-control
- Keeping Promises Made to Children
- The Effects of Deceit on Children
- Respect for Children
- Avoid Harsh Treatment
- Verbal Abuse, Threats, and Physical Punishment
- The Effects of Frightening Children
- Moderation in Joking
- Over-look Trivial Wrongdoings
- Methods of Dealing with Children
- The Mistake of Treating Children like Grown-ups
- Children’s Demands
- Children as Witnesses
- Children's Questions
- Children’s Lies
- Selfishness in Children
- Some Common Problems
- ‘Stubbornness’
- Secretive Behaviour
- Jealousy and Rivalry
- Dealing with Tale-bearers
- Spoilt Children
- Temper Tantrums
- Inactive Children
- Practical Considerations for Parents
- Height and Weight
- Safeguarding Children’s Eyesight
- Burdening Children's Memories
- Fatigue
- Avoid Evening Visits with Children
- Summer Holidays and Their Importance for Children
- Nervous Children
- Heredity
- Children and Freedom
- Street Corners and Back Alley
- Choose Good Companions
- Alcohol
- Cinema and Television
- The Importance of Suitable Books for Children
- Fostering the Development of Children
- The Responsibility of the Mother
- The Importance of a Close Relationship between Parents and Children
- Friendship between Mothers and Children
- The Consequences of Neglecting Children’s Training
- Safeguarding the Dignity of the Mother
- Contributions of the Father
- The Difficult Years
- Consultation with Adolescents
- Training Children in the Spirit of Religion
- Fear God
- Backbiting
- Hypocrisy and Dissimulation
- Respect for Parents
- A Well-Trained Mind
- Perception and Recognition
- Memory
- How the Memory Works
- Diseases of the Memory
- Different Kinds of Memory
- What is a Good Memory?
- Training and Developing the Memory
- Knowledge of Science is Helpful
- Moral and Social Training
- Obedience
- Discipline and Order
- The Importance of Work for Children
- Strengthening the Conscience
- Explaining Moral Subjects
- Teaching Children Manners
