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than for those whom we ourselves go out of our way to help.
In other words, one way to get persons to like you is to let them do things for you.
That “Silly Age”
Must our children, age 5-8, go v through a "silly age” tchen (hey greet visitors with a funny fare instead of a courteous . “how do you do," when they punch holes in the bread instead ■of eating in a manner!y fashion, ete.f/ want my children to have fun, hut 1 want them to be well bred.
A certain amount of so-called “silly" behavior is more or less normal for 'children and as a rule should cause parents no alarm. .Whether such lieliuvior iH desirable or not depends: largely upon the reasons for it. There are at least three:
1. There is that type of silliness which occurs when children are tired or have been -unduly excited. At the close of a ' busy day. for example-, brothers and sisters may gat hUale-tii. and giggly. They shout with glee at inane remarks made by the others, they make funny faces and laugh tip roariously; they may bounce up am
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