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… God and to their children to so educate them that they will have amiable and affectionate dispositions, and that they will be pure in morals, refined in taste …

… are allowed to be in the streets at night, and parents are content to be ignorant of the associates of their children. Too often companions are chosen whose …

… of their children, should know best the kind of training and management they should have in order to bring out and cultivate the best traits of character …

… of their children by gratifying their love of amusement. They allow them to engage in sports, and to attend parties of pleasure, and provide them with money …

… mothers and fathers? Shall not the Holy Spirit of God be allowed to make its mark upon their children?

… we allow them to be contaminated by the world—by its iniquity, its disregard of God's commandments? I ask those who are planning to send their children to the …

… to allow themselves to remain in ignorance in regard to the habits of their children. If they are pure, keep them so. Fortify their young minds, and prepare them …

… guard and tend carefully the garden of their children's hearts. They are to sow the good seed, weeding out every unsightly weed. Every defect in character …

… , and give them up; and so they pass from one thing to another, perfecting nothing. Parents should not allow the love of change to control their children. They …

… ones. Children should not be allowed to manifest anger; they should not be permitted to throw themselves upon the floor, striking and crying because something …