The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-27
HRE OF INFANTS.
f'Vs Responsibilities Resting rpes
Sfc the Good Mother.

FhyT Responsibilities. Resting rp.s
ere af tn. Good Mother.
IT, mother should remember that
the inNroiuc;ion q 4 human beng 40
mortsfsif, i an abrupt chang. rvcn
under Il most iavor;ng ci.cuu>.anr-
"A new }ifc. Light. sound and .en-a-
tons psnden on outward conditions.
the changes Of climate. etc. ,ecIn sud
denly Ia bur; upon the bab-- Aside
from i reasonable care, ihe>, Influences
must D. too startling. The organs e
sight. before unused To light. ar an
prepared :Or the brightness of :he OF
dinary Ugh; If the -un or even of a
lamp. Tie organs Il hca-Ir- arr lg-t
8. unused - sounds. and 81 cauT,. rsn
bear but little. while The tender body.
having known no marked change q
temperature. mus; shrink from cold
blasts and even mUi,ra:r GOODNESS.
And since every power j. O. OF ics-
developed by being called into action.
il j. manifest that iA,-- >vn~-> should
be- educated IL the new order Il things,
gradually. and with great care.
And also since the mos: helpless
creature in nature j.. for ~ iufanc.. the
Young Of The high.-; ia scale. demand
ing the average life Of the over order,
since some insect, dance in the sun
beams for 4 brlr! moment aud then
die. having passed through al of "a"
changes. from birth 10 maturity. and
then u old age. IN = single fragment
of timr-it must be- remembered that
bones DO no, become such s; once. that
the natural position : not at hr>t -
stunned; and that The joints. the MUSCLE.
and the senses must All To- trained r.
perform their functions. = gradual IN
PRODUCTION only bong ,aic. For exam
pie. while 4 horizontal position i -
FIRST the mos, natural /; i wor>" than
folly. nav. ~aowuTi-h. cruelty. 20 allow
the child al once "a attempt 20 steady
the head or control the spinal Column
the hacS. Common SENSE and a con-
slant care and prudence are IN spectral
demand - al times IN the proper man
agrmrut 81 H.. rpdIr- IF the if'i- ouC~,
while the mind and ~oui-,tIll higher
demand the mo,tiug hand 81 the most
expert. thos" the most thoroughly
trained for tAc important position IN
~ q ~ ~" 'a-shA 80 . -" 't'f 80 q
4 kind of generator.
Let the mother remember. and that
with a full consciousness IF her rc~p0n-
sibI,luc.. that -a- mast be sic, a mold
or ot character. That She must, IN 3
practical sens. create. develop. uour-
I,h. sustain and direct the interests.
physical. mental. social and moral. IF
her charge. a charge granted her. no;
~ a pet, \ toy, a thing ia be carcs-ri
and loved mo-, simply for her pleasure
though. IN addition to these wcighty
responsibilities, or IL a necessary or IN
tended result Of them. there i 4 deep
fountain OF pleasure and the develop
mcnt II the IlrCt!oual nature. II she
j. true 20 her nature. "a, a mother She
mnsi furnish nouri-hmcnt from her
own lifc-blood, so that her babe viii be
bone Of her bone and flesh Of her
flesh
But this i no truer than that IL, men
tai and moral ~~u>tcnaucc umc from
this same source. She j. the model. and
must be-. for her babe TO follow. int
tate aud be modelled by. and all of thi,
without her special effort. The child
a. naturally looks 10 her for s%ustenauce
and molding A. the plant looks up TO
the sun for i;s light. nourishmcut. or 10
the soil for It's substantial food. Her
physical being, her form and outline.
her expression Of countenanc". are no
more certainly transmitted a.
most 4 fac-simIlc-than are her mental
peculiarities impressed on the album IF
the mind. her moral characteristics
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