Child Nature & Child Nurture : a Text-Book for Parents' Classes, Mothers' Clubs, Training Classes for Teachers of Young Children, And for Home Study
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— Sometimes the young child refuses obedience, or denies the request of the parent, or even declares that he does not love him. It is useless to try to secure the ex- pression of love when it is not in the heart. With such a child it is when the caress or the loving word is offered, that the opportunity comes.
When it is offered, the parent should make the most of it. Especially, the proifered service of a child which is prompted by a loving heart should never be thoughtlessly refused.
Love for... God is to be fostered and developed in the same way. — First of all the child must associate God with his real pleasures. To a child the promise of heaven or of spiritual blessings makes small appeal. But. he can really thank God for the joys of springtime and summer and autumn and winter; for flowers and birds, and fruits and nuts, and winter snows. He can respond to the thought of God's care of him in the dreaded wakeful hours of night, or when at dusk he passes through the lonely wood. As youth comes on his heart will go out to the Saviour who is touched with the feeling of our infirmities, and [63] CHILD NATURE AND CHILD NURTURE when the need comes he will turn to the God of all comfort in his sorrows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Sometimes the young child refuses obedience, or denies the request of the parent, or even declares that he does not love him. It is useless to try to secure the ex- pression of love when it is not in the heart. With such a child it is when the caress or the loving word is offered, that the opportunity comes.
When it is offered, the parent should make the most of it. Especially, the proifered service of a child which is prompted by a loving heart should never be thoughtlessly refused.
Love for... God is to be fostered and developed in the same way. — First of all the child must associate God with his real pleasures. To a child the promise of heaven or of spiritual blessings makes small appeal. But. he can really thank God for the joys of springtime and summer and autumn and winter; for flowers and birds, and fruits and nuts, and winter snows. He can respond to the thought of God's care of him in the dreaded wakeful hours of night, or when at dusk he passes through the lonely wood. As youth comes on his heart will go out to the Saviour who is touched with the feeling of our infirmities, and [63] CHILD NATURE AND CHILD NURTURE when the need comes he will turn to the God of all comfort in his sorrows.
What to read after Child Nature & Child Nurture : a Text-Book for Parents' Classes, Mothers' Clubs, Training Classes for Teachers of Young Children, And for Home Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. John, Edward Porter, 1866- to read onlineMoreLess
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