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They live in a big house set well back among many trees. They did not feel he should be left alone at night, but the very name baby- sitter disgusted Dennis. So his campaign against having" a sitter became a pitched battle. His parents couldn't give in, but they eased the blow to his pride by presenting him with his own key on his 12th birthday so he could come and go as he pleased in the in less than 7 days. As part of Treatment, new NP-2- 7 Mediated Powder dries the foot er MISTAKES is Penetrates IntoTcandls Promotes growth of healthy tissue, guai against infection coming back. Latest laboratory tests prove NP-2- 7 Liquid not only works under skin surface, but even penetrates into toenails to kill fungus where Jtbrceds and spreads. Works in the skin layers where vital under-surfac- e ordinary remedies cannot reach. Using new NP-2- 7 Liquid-PowdTreatment, doctors in two leading clinics found that Athlete's Foot, Ring Worm and other fungus infections, even stubborn cases, clear Inimltt him fAmatninn uArnc rrM llrin f something independence Each" new should look forward to as eagerly Hills Athlete's Foot Fungus Scrfece-Ev- en BACK n milk. once a There's a simple reason why is so effecKellogg's and bran whole tive. It is g bran is nature's best food. Even a small day,-wit- h ' V " All-Bra- m mm i&mr Instant Action! "He was mighty glad to see us," his father reported. "I hope we did right. We ended his but we arguments about the baby-sitte- r, risked making him timid in the dark." At a certain point parents have to take some chances, and this is always hard for solicitous parents to do. But it is better to give a child freedom to learn through some small mistake than to hold him back when he feels ready for new responsibility and independence. On the other hand, insistent pleading for some new privilege is by no means a sure sign that a child s ready to handle it We had a terrible lime, on this score, with one of my grandsons about a bike when he was 10. He is a bright, wiry, boy, very but also competent and impetuous. His best friend is a bigger, huskier, but placid boy who lives on a level street with little traffic. My grandson's home is on a hilly, heavily traveled road, wis parents knew his life would be endangered on a bike. He insisted that what was fair for his friend was fair for him. There were stormy pleadings, but this was a clear case where parents couldn't possibly be justified in letting him have this measure . of independence, no matter how ready he felt. They held out until he had shown con- " be consistent in our protective restraints, yet nothing is gained by sticking to an arbitrary "No" simply because we have refused a child's request before hearing him out. But parents who give in with, "Oh well " go ahead! , Tm tired of arguing only make things twice as hard when it is necessary 10 ooDose a child firmly, no matter how wildly ""'fcV We must he protests. It is also important not to confuse honest , mistakes oi judgment with actual disobedience. A mistake usually carries its own built-i- n lesson, and nothing is gained by rubbing or by some it in with "I told you so additional 'penalty. Phil, 5, was left in the car while his mother went into a market. He knew he must not get out, but it seemed a kind idea to open the door for his dog, as long as he held tightly to the leash. His beloved pet promptly pulled the leash free, tangled with another dog, and was badly bitten. Here is a case where his mistake caused almost more sorrow than the child could bear quite enough punishment in itself. we must see that it is without loss of and, above all, without feeling, that his parents' love is withdrawn, even though their approval of his behavior and judgment self-resp- ect maybe. Mistakes should not be excused entirely, but the child learns from them, safely and steadily, only if we let the results condemn the mistake but never ourselves condemn the regretful child for an ambitious attempt by withdrawing our love and understanding. fast-movi- ng well-coordinat- mm! llwSM UlllS oil Fleas iiKlwtfiirg mm rtsitfaitl vorttnts am II I ..X ill 22 ed Family Weekly, July 12, 1959 In. anearly issue of Family Weekly, Mrs. Gruenberg will conclude her three-pa- rt series on independence with the article "When Boys and Girls Act Like Rebels." |