The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-03

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Most mothers sre proud ot the
fsc. ;rst trey ere fortunate IN
becoming the mother % q baby
enid Taey Usually express !;
Ike ih1 i have re NOS; oesu-
t.tl baby n tne community
he % she s ne largest baby
r. the conr1nity. Ny enid IS
re most .nteiiiEen; baby IN ne
ctnrr---ty7 ard 3 thousand 9th
e. s-res .st.re compliments
Al y iris an E.ac - res-
snr s@e because there g oes-fy
a-1 lrtel. gence ard strength -
es1 baby and tie neither : ire
e. - afcr.iect q th-s re~ human
oe4rg Namely. !; IS the bone q
-er bore. ana ne flesh G. hes
tt.c P-o-c SIZE sA04.1 etes q
IN the raotherts concept even
before the child is born she
shclld realize that she is about
70 receive . blessing and with
ina; blessing cones grave and
cons,sn; responsibilities. She
should bs ever mindful fhs; the
golden wreath OF the prize, 10
nc. gwen &c her who starts
~; 70 her who finishes.
5y ,-s, ! vesn tbs she fe-
ceves aer is-1e.s vtner sne gives
os - ire arid Z rr.Saec ard
-se.1i pro-Ic. and thereby makes
20 ecr'- Button 70 society
N1.-n NIL appreciate 4 -aen
~ rsre res s1c5ts anc nes ss-
6 .e a... approach Immortality
so- sre wi.l rsee cone ner part
ara e.e-yone IS 4 love ard sp-
pre- e her
Eesy paser, .s'ner enc rioiH-
e. snosi- rea..ze t1s- \ g. ,re,-
cor -sre1 pers. D-.ty y car
ny ~ IT'S n.4n, r every FASH
sr- e.er - Eres: ice %
trer ~ .nc1, corr Plant Never
frfeet ,1si ne Cl.lc y born .rio
'ee r.- a. rsked 2 p-s.;y as
j il IS pnss.1sl 'or- Then.
i .-.t-e..rert iast tae seed Il
All. Industrious. nor al cri-
,-.e IS there and 1 IS up 70 both
ps.en,s 70 30 cultivate !, 20 that
The ,e;,e part e his chllds IA
- . w.!l blossom beautifully
When think Of nature and
particularly Of birth part Of cur
nenon. feeling Of sadness
sometimes overiskes me. For
the poor infant who out Of ne
cessi:y had no voice in his COM
ing into the world. The par
emf. in fact. did no; get per-
mission from the child for own
srship or cusfodianship. Meth
or was there made known 70
the infant the environment In
which il was 10 live.
We understand full well that
even the nogrishment winch (
taxes s done without is know
ledge IN is tiny vsgetsied state
The parents know or feel that
they know what IS good for HIM
and rusnes y down The chilos
throat These very acts make II
more binding on the part d; the
parent
Another thing 10 ever be cog
man, Of e from biological
point ri view. both parents afe
ire architects They placed IN
re infant ihe material and spirit
1ai good and Dad alike. Hence
il IS necessary for them TO con.
der first their WAYS. namely
their morals and their inherent
characteristics such as their viz
tues
They must make summation
~ sli their childish rebellion
ard ne eat urge they have hac
al tnesr lives 70 DO wrong or e
10 right They must be mind
t1i too Of their successes and how
they took them. That is. was j
boastfully or humhly received,
Their defeats must come int
the picture and the sorrows o
every kind They must take al
over all view % how well the'
ofsyed the storm. because th'
essence Of the child from . biolo
Rical point OF view comes from
the reproductive cells which fus'
and unite 70 form this one indi
cldusl
The good OF both does not oil
ways fuse together and the ba'
does not always become as one
but il is a mixture. strang'
divine and biological mixture o
good and bad OF both sex unite'
n the formation Of this new ad
vent upon this storm-toSsed worl'
, say that 70 stimulate though
in the individual that il Is almos
idle 70 expect the child 10 d.
more for himself than the par
ents were willing TO do for then
selves
Then when careful analyst
Of this proposition has been mad'
they are truly parents indeed
They understand that they arr
endowed with every human vir
tue and possessed Of every human
potential failure. When this Il
done both parents will under
stand their little level is their
in It's entirety. the good and thu
bad alike.
! know that almost all infant
get all Of their physical needs