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The Translator’s Note
Foreword
Chapter 1
The Parents Responsibility
Chapter 2
The Knowledge and Mutual Co-Operation
of the Educators
Chapter 3
Abstain from Domestic Differences
Chapter 4
Starting Life as a Mother
Chapter 5
Welfare of the Embryo (foetus) Depends
on the Mothers Nutrition
Chapter 6
The Effects of the Mothers Nutrition
on the Foetus
Chapter 7
The Mothers Nutrition
Chapter 8
Consuming Tobacco
Chapter 9
When Pregnant Women Fall Ill
Chapter 10
Effect of the Psychological Condition
of the Mother on the Embryo
Chapter 11
An Advice to Pregnant Women
Chapter 12
Clean Environment
Chapter 13
Miscarriage
Chapter 14
Difficult Deliveries
Chapter 15
After the Birth
Chapter 16
Mother’s Milk: The Best Nutrition
Chapter 17
Supplement the Mothers Milk
Chapter 18
Weaning from Mothers Milk
Chapter 19
The Schedule of Breast Feeding
Chapter 20
If the Mother is Deficient in Milk
Chapter 21
Weaning the Child
Chapter 22
Daughter or Son
Chapter 23
Naming the Child
Chapter 24
Health and Hygiene
Chapter 25
The Childs Sleep and Freedom of
Movement
Chapter 26
The Most Delicate Period of Life
Chapter 27
The Newborn and Moral Up-bringing
Chapter 28
Religious Upbringing of the New
Born
Chapter 29
The Sense of Belonging
Chapter 30
When the Child Starts to See the World
around Him
Chapter 31
Affection
Chapter 32
The Expression of Love and
Affection
Chapter 33
Love: Not an Instrument of
Convenience
Chapter 34
Love Should not become a
Hindrance to Good Upbringing
Chapter 35
The Spoilt Child
Chapter 36
Sucking of Thumbs
Chapter 37
Fear
Chapter 38
Play and Recreation
Chapter 39
Conceit or Pride
Chapter 40
Taqlid or Emulation
Chapter 41
Search for Truth
Chapter 42
Self Confidence
Chapter 43
Independence
Chapter 44
Stubbornness
Chapter 45
Work and Performance of Duties
Chapter 46
Straightforwardness
Chapter 47
Keeping Promises
Chapter 48
Ownership
Chapter 49
Magnanimity
Chapter 50
A Helping Hand in Good Work
Chapter 51
Justice and Equality
Chapter 52
Respect for the Children
Chapter 53
Self Assessment and Meaningful
Existence
Chapter 54
The Income of the Household and
Expenses
Chapter 55
Respect for the Law
Chapter 56
Respect
Chapter 57
Theft and Kleptomania
Chapter 58
Jealousy
Chapter 59
Anger
Chapter 60
Tongue Lashing and Impertinence
Chapter 61
Backbiting or Carrying Words
Chapter 62
Fault Finding
Chapter 63
Children’s Quarrels
Chapter 64
Friends and Friendship
Chapter 65
The Child and Theological
Education
Chapter 66
The Child and the Religious
Duties
Chapter 67
Political and Social Thinking
Chapter 68
The Child and the Radio and
Television
Chapter 69
The Gender Problems
Chapter 70
The Habit of Reading Books
Chapter 71
Physically Handicapped Children
Chapter 72
Physical Punishment
Chapter 73
Non Physical Punishments
Chapter 74
Encouragement and Reward
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