Childhood
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The next time baby nipped her little sister's arm, her mother instantly bit her quite sharply in the spot on her arm identical 59 CHILDHOOD with that on her little sister's. Her amazement can better be imagined than described ; she gave an astonished, grieved glance at her mother, and then burying her face on her shoulder, she burst into a flood of tears. Very lovingly her mother showed her the red marks on her little sister's arm and then pointing to the spot on her own, said over and over "Th...at is the way baby hurts poor little sister when she bites her. Mamma is so sorry, but mamma had to show baby how it hurts, so she would not hurt little sister any more. " The pain inflicted was the penalty the individual must suffer who breaks the law and infringes upon the rights of others; the discipline was the awakening by such a means the child's consciousness of the suffering she had caused her little sister, of whom, in her baby way, she was very fond.
Children's rights should not interfere with the rights of others, and the sooner they learn that most important lesson the better parents and citi- zens will they in turn become.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next time baby nipped her little sister's arm, her mother instantly bit her quite sharply in the spot on her arm identical 59 CHILDHOOD with that on her little sister's. Her amazement can better be imagined than described ; she gave an astonished, grieved glance at her mother, and then burying her face on her shoulder, she burst into a flood of tears. Very lovingly her mother showed her the red marks on her little sister's arm and then pointing to the spot on her own, said over and over "Th...at is the way baby hurts poor little sister when she bites her. Mamma is so sorry, but mamma had to show baby how it hurts, so she would not hurt little sister any more. " The pain inflicted was the penalty the individual must suffer who breaks the law and infringes upon the rights of others; the discipline was the awakening by such a means the child's consciousness of the suffering she had caused her little sister, of whom, in her baby way, she was very fond.
Children's rights should not interfere with the rights of others, and the sooner they learn that most important lesson the better parents and citi- zens will they in turn become.
What to read after Childhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Mclellan Birney to read onlineMoreLess
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