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The author offers concise, experience-based guidance for parents on shaping children's habits and character, emphasizing training over mere teaching and favoring will-training rather than will-breaking. Short, focused chapters address discerning needs, wise denial, respecting individuality, letting alone, self-control, appetites, questioning, religious and Sabbath instruction, play and amusements, courtesy and reading habits, family conversation, companionships, discipline without anger, dealing with fears and sorrows, and the importance of home atmosphere and maternal influence. Practical examples and rules of thumb aim to help parents apply gentle, steady methods that cultivate habits, sympathy, imagination, and moral sense throughout childhood.

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Title: Hints on Child-training

Author: H. Clay Trumbull

Release date: July 23, 2018 [eBook #57569]

Language: English

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HINTS ON CHILD-TRAINING


HINTS ON CHILD-TRAINING

BY

H. CLAY TRUMBULL

EDITOR OF THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL TIMES; AUTHOR OF TEACHING AND
TEACHERS, YALE LECTURES ON THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL, ETC.



PHILADELPHIA
JOHN D. WATTLES, Publisher
1891


Copyright, 1890
BY
H. CLAY TRUMBULL