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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 17, 1926 · page 14

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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,1926.

 

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ipeoiillsts in diseases of children tion." The child's lite had been all-
satin-to that at least hill! or all at cd from the first with "dont'u."

1 , “stops," "musts" d “must nets."
#5. ”HOB“ between I and 6 years “can'ts.” and untu tilled three“.

I of In shout whom they a" con' Monumental “If
mind are hroerht'becau-o they will The child soon learned to regard
‘ “trout. its corotnker as a monumental lisr.
The-e chiidren apparently are "0"Its belief in rewards and punish-
J”! lle- “160M “0‘ "Ck at “L memo was destroyed. and it realised
flame of them seem to be We“ “0“" its power. "Such a child will not do
‘ fished. others even 11“: “MW“ many anything normally that it is asked to
we definitely undorWO‘th TM Mo without exacting its price. with-
hildrcn vary as to their tt‘mpem' out exerting its power. without cre-

Inents. atiug it"scene, without vomitin: it it
Examine Parents. is forced to exit."

v Dr. Han-y Lowenburs indicates Obviously the ro-educstion or such
his belief that examination ot‘the a child is not a matter of drop.
”intents is sometimes the first con- or indeed anything except re-educa- ‘ /

adoration: usually one or both may tion or its parents. The actual cure ‘
t» be lien-one. hysterical. self~willed or of the condition lies in its proven-
7 have some other undesirable mental tion. From the tlrst. children should

characteristic. r be taught the habitual nature of or-
Not infrequently, the mother will dinary Gating.

my that the baby was ‘ always The diet must be varied and et-
olicy'! and that she had to wean trnctive. The parents'niust not re-
: st a. very tender age. Actually. jcct- food in the presence at the
she lied been easily convinced. or child. since it. learns largely by iml-
Id convinced herself. that her tntion. Detailed discussions of the
roost milk was 0: poor quality and merits of individual foods at the
but there was not enough of it any- table disturb the child, and cause Jt
my. "Thtis in infancy," says Dr. to reject those foods on the siightes
Lowenburg "was laid the toundn- provocation. '

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