New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-03
MOTHER and DAUGHTER.
Their Relation from Babyhood Up
Facing The Dentist.

In Mother and Daughter Caarrer & Bro. New
York and London. Mrs Gabrielle = Jackson
has dealt with the relation Of mother daughter.
step by step. from babyhoo6 up. Such subjects as
table manners pin money. children's questions.
etc. are discussed in a practical and interesting
way which 20 many mothers viii prove suggestive
and helpful. Mrs Jackson Is a mother herself and
knows what she Is talking about. In particular she
dwells upon the happiness that may and should
grow out OF the relation and the SafeEuard il is 70
growing girl TO have her mothers intelligent love
and sympathy accompanying her at every stage IN
her life journey
This is the way Mrs. Jackson would have her
ideal mother treat the dentist. that bugbear OF
young and old alike: "By this time (ive vsarsl
the little maid has been introduced 70 the family
physician as well as 20 the family dentist Now
even 'groWn-ups have been known to entertain an
aversion Tor the latter and feel far better sat-
ished If the visits OF the former were few and far
between. So can We wonder that little child
shrinks from them?
But this wise mother has never said. on. this
does not taste unpleasant or The dentist viii NOT
hurt you.' because she knows very wen that TIE
chances are ten to one If the physician belongs 10
the Old school Qet US hope with all our hearts
that ne coesnt; 1t saves so much DISCOMFORT thar
MS prescriptions are very disagreeabIe
she also knows that the gentlest dentist thar
ever hVed IS bound TO cause unpleasant il not
nearly naddening, sensation in ones mouth So she
tells that little daughter the truth
We must 90 to the dentists and have these
e What is a dentst?'
-" He Is a doctor for the teeth
" VIII he hurt me-?
" Not if he avoid doing 50. but our teeth
are often sensitive. and it takes very little to hurt
them
But why must he do somethinE To nv teeth9.
Because they must. first OF al. b kept spot
Iessy clean. and your tooth brush cannot reach
every corner. Than. too my little girl Is growing
very last and so are her new teeth which are
~ nR Il
IGT re new ones they win not come IN evenly and
and the wisdom 10 care for them. 40 Ne M do rs
the dentist Win not mean to hurt you. and II you
Here is bit about pocket money:
Perhaps no two people think exactly alike upon
s4St SUBJECT some give more than Is wise some
believe that regular allowance Is the best me
!noiscrlInlnate giving Of small sums OF money 70
thing that can 6e done. They grow uD Tithout
me Ieast IDEA OF the value Of money. and soon
one to hand the desired sum % them, as q sort OF
E1llnt In whose pockets Is carried an endless sup
This leads 10 trouble later. BEGIN while the
nttle maid Is small TO make her understand that
70 the average human being money comes through
sfF0rt 9hy' anG, N not few cases. strenuous
Long before the twelfth year has 6aWned let
RSISs INTO Whle1 each week went q tiny sum that
she could regard as her very own Perhaps at
hers. II picture book. card. a wee dolly at
Eactsd her while out walking with you. she could
But once the sum OF money IN hand was used
no more could be had until next pay day. CSradu-
aly the sum had been increased as you felt able.
or felt Il wise to increase It. until at twelve she
her private needs. The amount OF sslf-respect,
the feeling Of Importance. this Will imDart VIII
have no small bearing upon strengthening char
acter, and she Will be far more likely 70 value Ter
income il she knows exactly what It IS TO be each
week than she would II IL were merely question
OF running to mOther for every tribe she wished
or every carfare required
Other chapters IN this book are entitled when
Romance Begins to Dawn Els She a College
Girlf' The Wife," The Mother