Book Title: Second Edition
Author(s): Udayvallabhvijay
Publisher: Pragna Prabodh Parivar

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________________ When a small child of a respectable family at a young age hears and learns some indecent word and utters the same, he is immediately reprimanded and given strict instructions not to speak such indecent words. We really like this. Though what a small child says is not so significant and he himself doesn't know what he speaks, yet the reason to reproach him is only one. What if he acquires the bad habit ?" This simple logic should be applied everywhere. " An action that can probably prove fatal to a child when he grows up, may not be fatal when he is a toddler, yet it is fatal and needs to be nipped in the bud. Reason: "what if he acquires that bad habit which continues, after growing up?" When a grown up teenage daughter wears some indecent western outfits, elders of some respectable families may surely be pained. But when this same daughter was a kid, who inspired her to wear such mini dresses? Probably in her childhood it was not indecent and yet it was not good. Reason: "what if she acquires that bad habit which continues after growing up?" If the parents don't want their children to do something when they grow up, they should be smart enough to keep their children away from all such negativities from their early childhood. Especially in these times, when children mature at a very young age, it is imminent for parents to exercise such caution. By giving nutritious food, the body's immunity system becomes so strong that a change of season or regular viruses don't have a negative effect on the child's health. Same thing has to be understood in the context of a child's psyche. Good thoughts are like nutritious food for the brain. Those parents who have inculcated very high sense of values in their children when young, which help them to resist the virus like attacks Second Edition 18

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