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Show 12 c NEWS DESERET had fewer tantrums, were less liable to be obstinate or disobedient, not so in- homes Wise Mother Lets Children Help Mrs. Popenoe and I know something about the difficulties. Sometimes it takes as long to clean up after a child has done the work as it would to do the job yourself. But even at that, you are no worse off. Youd have put that time in on one job or the other that is, on doing the job yourself or letting him do it and cleaning up after him. So you havent really lost any time; and you have helped a child to grow up successfully. After all, thats the mere important job, isnt it? By DR. PAUL POPENOE Director, American Instltuft of Femlly Relation! Little Billy wants to "help mama. Hes only four years old, but hes a big boy now, hell assure you. His mother Isnt so certain of it. You say he ought to be allowed to help with the he reminds me, housework, "but did you ever try a on such jobs? Yes, Mrs. V., Ive tried four of them not to mention the fact that I used to be one myself. We all feel, occasionally, that the ideal child is one who is very quiet, very obedient in a word, very passive. But Its not true. Psychologist Rose Alschu-le- r compared two groups of of nursery young chilcren school ages La Chicago. One came from homes where their had the negative mothers washlimit of their ability and feeding ing, dressing, ideal of children's goodness that I have just described. The other came from homes where their mothers had al- the lowed the children up to the themselves, dusting, sweeping washing pans, crockery; and other things not easily injured, and sorting out the silverware in the drawer. Children from these last stairs, clined to refuse requests from their parents; and they had better health than those from the first type of home where they were expected to do nothing except "be good. 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