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Teaching Your Child Right From Wrongreviewed by Eloise Cason - 1964 Title: Teaching Your Child Right From Wrong Author(s): Dorothy K. Whyte Publisher: John Wiley, New York ISBN: , Pages: , Year: Search for book at Amazon.com Mrs. Whyte's streamlined volume will have a strong appeal for parents who have kept themselves well informed about modern child-rearing techniques, but who have felt confused by the dual challenge of keeping up-to-date and at the same time meeting their basic responsibility of developing sound ethical standards in their children. Parents who have been repeatedly warned about being "judgmental" might well feel uneasy. Many of them believed that "if not a penal offense, it was at the very least old hat to talk about right and wrong or to express their concern in just those terms." Adding to their confusion was the pronouncement that all would be well if they really loved their children. Mrs. Whyte, a veteran in the field, states "... with the oversimplified love-conquers-all dictum definitely on the wane, the whole question of how to teach youngsters right from wrong remains. What is more, it remains hazy."
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