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The Pocket Book of Baby and Child Care, by Spock, that can be secured from almost any newsstand, contains good suggestions concerning how to get children to eat. Dr. Florence Dunbar, in her bonk. Your Child’s Mind and Body, has an excellent chapter on eating that should be helpful to your husband.
Food should not be forced upon your child, hr even given to him with the attitude, “Xow you’ll find .out how wrong you've been." Let him either pick them up of his own accord, or suggest that since you do have this problem of eating, it might be helpful if both of you would try to find out what some of the experts advise.
In addition to having books and pamphiks on eating around, it might be helpful for you and your husband to have a conference with your physician about the problem. Your doctor should l>e able to suggest to your husband more desirable ways of dealing with the situation.
Old Folks and New Rules
I live in a three-generation home. Tfoto can my hatband and I keep grandma and- grandpa from spoiling our young tonf It it hard to observe tchedulet because they want to play with him. They tay our “rules” are poppycock.
The three-generation home that does not face the problem you have presented is indeed a rarity.
For all parents so situated, let me suggest first of all that you try to be as "understanding of and patient with the grandparents as possible. It if
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