Inter-Mountain Republican | 1909-01-16 | Page 5 | The Child's Eyesight.

TIlE CHILDS CHILD'S Oi Thc greatest care should bo be taken to I the childs child's c eyesight t. t both at and hool hool- hoolan an and LI bom tIt lt lt SM is Impo Impossible to o tO vu u. u M. M arau Kr tot rind and loi- loi tUo tito must somo tit 01 tho the responsibility attendant on tho thoi i mid s school life Tho Thio mother should make a Go vIsit to the tho school occasionally to see seo that Ulal tho seat that her 1101 child chua oc occupies occupies oc- oc is ju lust Juat t the right height and that tho desk corresponds a. a To this end home schools have adopted tho the Individual ual ull adjustable chair which can b be j according to the height of the tho child A desk that Is too high nearsightedness and one that Is too causes low causes a child to stoop over and In lound round results assume a a. position that shoulders and aull Is other wise wine injurious The rite mother should tal take c notice of the tho books that tho child has haB to stud study being beIng be be- ing lug j sure ure that the tho print is 18 not too small as to strain tho the eyes Children Just boi beto bo bo- i tn to road l should have books bools in which hi the print Is 18 quite large but as as' as j dimin- dimin they grow older tho the print may Ish Isit although the print should never be bo beHO beIto boHO HO Ito small as to cause causo the child to strain the oyes ayes Tho The motho mother should observe at itt what distance from tho tito eyes tho the did al-did holds tho book and If It it is Js not hold held at a n. correct position a a. reliable eulIst C should be consulted