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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1942
Page
5
A reminiscence style piece argues that excessive parental oversolicitude stifles independence. It notes how constant care from early years shapes children to rely on approval, leaving them doubtful and indecisive when faced with adult choices. It warns that parents’ satisfaction in easing tasks may undermine future self-reliance and initiative.
F E Bliss of Harrow England left eight thousand five hundred dollars to endow hospital beds in the name Iva Bliss after none of his granddaughters were named Tva His wife had the name Iva Bliss and the bequest spans 62 years of news coverage
The article urges parents to let children fail and learn, avoid bribery or empty promises, and resist overprotecting them. It warns that excessive parental self regard and coddling can erode a child’s confidence and honesty, hindering future independence and trust in others.
A U S Children's Bureau advises parents to prevent accidents by avoiding house fires and keeping infants away from heaters and dangerous items. The guidance emphasizes proactive safety measures to shield babies from burn risks in the home.
The report outlines U.S. mortality trends for children, stresses rising health needs during war, and highlights White House Conference in 1940 and National Nutrition Conference in 1941. It calls for universal preventive and curative health services, maternity care, and nutrition programs, with state committees to coordinate actions and a growing shortage of trained health workers.
Volunteers under professional staff guidance develop skills to serve larger groups. Special training programs in child care will be organized by local civilian defense councils to prepare five types of volunteers for service.
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