Principles of Upbringing Children

Principles of Upbringing Children

• Part 1: The Translator’s Note, Foreword, The Parents Responsibility
• Part 2: The Knowledge and Mutual Co-Operation of the Educators, Abstain from Domestic Differences, Starting Life as a Mother, Welfare of the Embryo (foetus) Depends on the Mothers Nutrition, The Effects of the Mothers Nutrition on the Foetus, The Mothers Nutrition, Consuming Tobacco
• Part 3: When Pregnant Women Fall Ill, Effect of the Psychological Condition of the Mother on the Embryo, An Advice to Pregnant Women, Clean Environment, Miscarriage
• Part 4: Difficult Deliveries, After the Birth, Mother’s Milk: The Best Nutrition, Supplement the Mothers Milk, Weaning from Mothers Milk, The Schedule of Breast Feeding, If the Mother is Deficient in Milk, Weaning the Child, Daughter or Son, Health and Hygiene, The Childs Sleep and Freedom of Movement, The Most Delicate Period of Life, The Newborn and Moral Up-bringing, Religious Upbringing of the New Born
• Part 5: The Sense of Belonging, When the Child Starts to See the World around Him, Affection, The Expression of Love and Affection, Love: Not an Instrument of Convenience, Love Should not become a Hindrance to Good Upbringing, The Spoilt Child, Sucking of Thumbs, Fear, Play and Recreation
• Part 6: Conceit or Pride, Taqlid or Emulation, Search for Truth, Self Confidence, Independence,
• Part 7: Stubbornness, Work and Performance of Duties, Straightforwardness, Keeping Promises, Ownership
• Part 8: Magnanimity, A Helping Hand in Good Work, Justice and Equality, Respect for the Children, Self-Assessment and Meaningful Existence
• Part 9: Self-Assessment and Meaningful Existence, Respect for the Law, Respect, Theft and Kleptomania, Jealousy
• Part 10: Anger, Tongue Lashing and Impertinence, Backbiting or Carrying Words, Fault Finding, Children’s Quarrels,
• Part 11: Friends and Friendship, The Child and Theological Education, The Child and the Religious Duties, Political and Social Thinking, The Child and the Radio and Television
• Part 12: The Gender Problems, The Habit of Reading Books, Physically Handicapped Children, Physical Punishment, Non-Physical Punishments, Encouragement and Reward