Hints for the improvement of early education and nursery discipline ... / [Louisa Hoare].

  • Hoare, Mrs. (Louisa Gurney), 1784-1836.
Date:
1822
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Credit: Hints for the improvement of early education and nursery discipline ... / [Louisa Hoare]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    tegiity toward the parents, and with an uniformly right disposition toward the children,—such a disposition as will lead to a constant forbearance with then> under their little changes of temper and behaviour ; and, on all occasions, in sick- ness or health, by day or by night, to the consideration of their real interest, rather than of any self-gratification. Diligent attention to the bodily safety and health of children, is a duty of no small importance. In this, a well-prin- cipled nurse will consider herself pecu- liarly responsible, and will feel that she cannot be too watchful or assiduous ; but she will, at the same time, raise her views still higher; bearing in mind, that she is also required, in dependence on the Divine aid, to do all that is placed in her power, to assist in training up those under her care for everlasting happiness. She will best promote so invaluable an object by keeping her own heart with