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to play with other*, and in every ]*>*•ible way try to make bia development aa normal add wholesome aa iMMieible. 4 would raise a question, therefore, as to'the desirability of your adopting a child if yon are doing so simply for tb« sake of your owa child. You see immediately, I am sure, the danger *• vY-rr- .r" ~the adopted child siftiply as a tool to serve your own child. You will be adopting him because you want your ywn flesh and blood to have a fairer dunce. This wonld scarcely seqm fair to the one who is adopted; he enters your' homo as a means to an end, rather than as one who is loved for his own sake.
On the other hand, if yon adopt a ’baby because you want another baby to lore and to make your very own, aa _ well as to provide a brother or sister for yoor child, then that la quite another nutter. If yon and your husband really want another baby and cannot have one of your own, by all means give serious consideration to the poeeibiiity of adopting one.
If yon should decide to 4e so, the child yon now hart will hare a much
Tk» Pocket Book of Baby end Child CWs, by Bsnlamin Bpodk. available at newsstands, has a helpful difumlon •bent adopting children.
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