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rhe Ealing Problem
Our eight-C'rnonlh-rld sen doesn’t Have a very /ool pelite -rl oil he eats at xon-e mezls in h:s milk. I have tried many •my* to fict him to eat, bat my husband believes the only stay is to force him to eat and spank hint when he spits out the food that is forced down him. 1 tried to discourage my huslnmd hut it did no good, so finally l let him handle it his way. He scolded the babyc shook and spanked him until the baby was so upset that he vomited several times. JIow can I Help my husband see how harmful his attitude is toward the childf 1
First of all, let me commend 7011 on your understanding of your problem. Forcing children to eat not only tends to create a violent dislike Set. the food forced upon them but, al?«, to create an emotional state that tr.ke* away their appetite and make* it difficult to digest the food that is eaten.
If yonr husband but knew it, he ia using the method almost universally condemned by experts in child pamphlets on eating issued by the Children's Bureau, The United States Department of Labor, Washington, D. C. It might he worth your while to order these aud have them around the housg, hoping your husband will pick one up and read it.
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