DOES YOUR CHILD
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HATE BEDTIME ?
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If your child has the habit of
staying up late it will be hard to
break it, but you can do it. Ask
yourself first why the child does
not want to go to bed.
Has bedtime pleasant associa
tions for the child? If you put
him to bed as a punishment when
he is naughty, he will feel that
there is something unpleasant
about going to bed. If you have
done this in the past it will be
hard to change this idea, but you
| can at least give up using bed as
a punishment. Do not let him
feel that he is missing pleasure
Hooked As K'do^ner'
Dr. William Eustice (above). Eliz
abeth. III., dentist, was released on
$84,000 bond in Chicago after being
booked on a kidnaping charge in
connection with the marriage of his
daughter, Marguerite, to Quin
O'Brien, assistant city corporation
counsel of Chicago. O'Brien charged
he was kidnaped and forced to
marry the girl by a "ringer." The
pirl and her mother were being
rnught Pol.ce said two others had
lor.iessed |.a' (ic.jjrfting in the kid
naping. (Associated Piess Photo;
by going to bed. Go into his
room with him and stay till he
is tucked in. Then leave hint
alone, but do not seem in a hurry
to get away. If the child is afraid
of the dark do not leave a light
burning in his room, but do not
expect him to sleep with his
room completely dark until lie
has learned to conquer his fear.
A little light from a street lamp,
or from the hall through a partly
closed door, not shining in his
eyes, may help. If lie has other
fears that make him dislike be
ing in his room alone, help him
to conquer them.
Does the child get his daytime
nap regularly? If not he may be
wakeful at bedtime.
Do you always put the child to
bed at a regular hour? If not,
begin tonight to put him to bed
at the hour that you have decid- j
ed on, and make no exceptions.!
Treat bedtime in a matter-of-fact
way; do not argue about it. Give
the child warning above five min
utes before bedtime, so that he
can come to a stopping place in
what he is doing. Do not an
nounce bedtime too suddenly.
Do both parents try to make
the half hour before the child's
bedtime a time of quiet play,
without exciting games or stor j
ies? Active play during the day
makes children pleasantly tired,
but just before bedtime it makes
them wide awake.
Are you firm about the child's
staying in bed quietly after you
leave him? If he keeps calling
to you and asking for a drink of
water or anything else that will
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get your attention, teach him j
that this will not work. See that
all necessities are attended to be
fore the child finally is tucked
into bed: then ignore all calls j
from him, unless you think there
is a real emergency.
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interest of Child Health Week).
HEALTH EXAMINATION FOR
NEW FIRST GRADERS AT
10 A. M. THURSDAY
Parents of children who will be
in the first grade in the territorial
school next year are urged to
bring their children to the hospi
tal Thursday morning at ten
o'clock for physical examina
tions.
Tlie physical examination has
been set for this time to enable;
parents and school authorities to j
discover defects which may be'
remedied before the opening of
school next fall.
Early registration and exami
nation are customary procedures
outside and have resulted in
more effective teaching and less
failures in the first grade.
If the first grade teacher knows
that a child is near sighted or
slightly deaf she can overcome
these handicaps.
Other defects which make a
bright child seem dull, may be
too slight to be noticed by the
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POLICEMAN KILLS FAMILY, SELF
(ieorge Burkhard, veteran San Francisco policeman and defen
dant in a perjury trial growing out of a police graft inquiry, shot
and killed bis wife. Hannah. 45. and two daughters, Helen. 20, and
Marion, 18, and then took his own life at the family home. Burk
hard and bis wife are shown above. __A
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