THE AMERICAN HOME SERIES
Reading edition
NORMAN E. RICHARDSON, Editor
The Nation’s Challenge to the Home
How One Real Mother Lives with Her Children
Parenthood and Heredity
The Roots of Disposition and Character
The First Year in a Baby’s Life
Thumb-Sucking
The Education of the Baby Until It Is One Year Old
First Steps Toward Character
The Second and Third Years
The Education of the Child During the Second and Third Years
The Mother as Playfellow (Years One, Two, and Three)
The Problems of Temper
The Problems of Fighting
The Government of Young Children
The Punishment of Children
The Home Kindergarten
The Religious Nurture of a Little Child (Years
Four and Five)
The Nervous Child
On Truth Telling and the Problem of Children’s Lies
The Government of Children Between Six and Twelve
The Dramatic Instinct in Children
Dramatics in the Home
Table Talk in the Home
Sunday in the Home
A Year of Good Sundays
The Picture-Hour in the Home
Story-Telling in the Home
Music in the Home
Training in Thrift
“What to Say” in Telling the Story of Life’s Renewal
Sex Discipline for Boys in the Home
Youth’s Outlook Upon Life
Building for Womanhood
Rhythm and Recreation
Prices will be Furnished on Application
Transcriber’s Note:
Punctuation has been standardised.
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