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… —Some parents do not understand their children and are not really acquainted with them. There is often a great distance between parents and children. If the …

… requires parents to feed and clothe their children. But the obligations of parents and children are mutual. On their part children are required to respect …

… their parents and teachers. Children should be taught to respect experienced judgment and to be guided by their parents and teachers. They should be so educated …

… their parents for not restraining them, and charge upon them their destruction. The false sympathy and blind love of parents causes them to excuse the faults …

… their parents, what a fearfully solemn responsibility rests upon the parents to counteract the evil tendencies which they have given to their children …

… their parents. While they are not responsible for what their parents have done, it is nevertheless their duty to ascertain what are and what are not violations …

… their parents and teachers. Children should be taught to respect experienced judgment and to be guided by their parents and teachers. They should be so educated …

… their parents. While giving them food and shelter, they give them no love or sympathy. In their parents’ old age, when they long for expression of affection and …

… the parents, when such a step must materially affect the happiness of parents if they have any affection for their children? And should that child, notwithstanding …

… to Parents —Children should feel that they are indebted to their parents, who have watched over them in infancy and nursed them in sickness. They should realize …