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for that of other parse ts’ ehilurca. j Sirrff ire, if I fsii >h# ustdsc guidance in any particular pbas* ‘hat I would talk to bar about it *r.<i tha: w-c would work together on It.

“She it twelve now and we have overcome thia feeling of comparison. She knows that I will «j*eRk directly t»> her and that praise of other children is due them, and that 1 do not use this praise to make her aware of any deficiency.”

The Cane for Adoption

/• it adritable to hare only one vhUdt U# hole one daughter ami because there were birth difficulties had not planned fur other children. Hut ice read some teller t that it is not fair to u> child to deny him brothers and sisters. Should we adopt a child if if seems inadvisable to have another of our ownt

It is quite true that it is desirable to have more than one child if this is possible.

The only child is likely to go out into life handicapped because be lias been spoiled by hie parents and other relatives.

But this need not rece""".c';y )e» the case. Wise perc-nts can gr»:ar l against spoiling an only child, they can see to it that he has plenty of opportunity

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