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pririlege® ^ others. Most young people, »or example, will curb their “whooping” when passing hospitals or homes in which people are known to be sick.
If there are many complaints about teen-agers’ habits in your community, and tne complaints seem justified, it. may be because there are not sufficient opportunities for wholesome recreation. Wise and skilled youth leaders, employed by the community or the church for a recreational and general youth program, can do much to improve the habits of teen-agers.
Help Them Obey You
1 am a very busy mother of three children, aged seven, five and two. My husband and I have always insisted on obedience and therein lies my problem. The children are sweet and good, but so often put up an argument when asked to do something—or when called in from play for dinner or bedtime. What are we doing wrong that makes them that way?
I am not at all sure that you have anything particularly to worry about.
In fact, there would be more cause for worry on your part if your children always obeyed promptly without any argument whatsoever. If they did so, it would be an indication either that they stood in great fear of you and your husband, which most certainly you do not
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