Ans/ Boys were taught to be aggressive and steely-hearted, while girls were taught to be excellent mothers and raise pure-blooded Aryan offspring. Girls were required to safeguard the integrity of the German race. They had to take care of their homes, and Nazi principles had to be instilled in the children. Women who had 'desirable children' were recognised. They were given preferential care in hospitals, as well as discounts at stores, on theatre tickets, and on train prices. Women were given honour crosses. Women received a bronze cross for four children, a silver cross for six children, and a gold cross for eight or more children.