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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1936
Page
26
The article argues regular habits from birth aid long term growth and mental development, noting physiological age vs chronological age affects schooling and behavior. It highlights obedience and self control as foundations, warning misregulation can warp a child's mental framework.
The piece explains how everyday provocations trigger tantrums in toddlers and how anger and fear can become lasting habits. It advises early prevention, cold-water cooling, physical activity, and using soft humor to redirect behavior, noting fears intensify with darkness or solitude and are hard to cure.
The article discusses fears in children and how early experiences shape later behavior. It argues fears are real and should be confronted openly. Two main methods to reduce fear are by example from adults and by increasing knowledge and control to guide the child’s reactions.
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