Principles of Upbringing Children

Chapters

1. The Translator’s Note
2. Foreword
3. Chapter 1: The Parents Responsibility
4. Chapter 2: The Knowledge and Mutual Co-Operation of the Educators
5. Chapter 3: Training through Deeds, not Just Talk
6. Chapter 4: Abstain from Domestic Differences
7. Chapter 5: Starting Life as a Mother
8. Chapter 6: Welfare of the Embryo (foetus) Depends on the Mothers Nutrition
9. Chapter 7: The Effects of the Mothers Nutrition on the Foetus
10. Chapter 8: The Mothers Nutrition
11. Chapter 9: Consuming Tobacco
12. Chapter 10: When Pregnant Women Fall ill
13. Chapter 11: Effect of the Psychological Condition of the Mother on the Embryo
14. Chapter 12: An Advice to Pregnant Women
15. Chapter 13: Clean Environment
16. Chapter 14: Miscarriage
17. Chapter 15: Difficult Deliveries
18. Chapter 16: After the Birth
19. Chapter 17: Mother’s Milk, The Best Nutrition
20. Chapter 18: Supplement the Mothers Milk
21. Chapter 19: Weaning from Mothers Milk
22. Chapter 20: The Schedule of Breast Feeding
23. Chapter 21: If the Mother is Deficient in Milk
24. Chapter 22: Weaning the Child
25. Chapter 23: Daughter or Son
26. Chapter 24: Naming the Child
27. Chapter 25: Health and Hygiene
28. Chapter 26: The Childs Sleep and Freedom of Movement
29. Chapter 27: The Most Delicate Period of Life
30. Chapter 28: The New-born and Moral Up-bringing
31. Chapter 29: Religious Upbringing of the New Born
32. Chapter 30: The Sense of Belonging
33. Chapter 31: When the Child Starts to See the World around Him
34. Chapter 32: Affection
35. Chapter 33: The Expression of Love and Affection
36. Chapter 34: Love, Not an Instrument of Convenience
37. Chapter 35: Love Should not become a Hindrance to Good Upbringing
38. Chapter 36: The Spoilt Child
39. Chapter 37: Sucking of Thumbs
40. Chapter 38: Fear
41. Chapter 39: Play and Recreation
42. Chapter 40: Conceit or Pride
43. Chapter 41: Taqlid or Emulation
44. Chapter 42: Search for Truth
45. Chapter 43: Self Confidence
46. Chapter 44: Independence
47. Chapter 45: Stubbornness
48. Chapter 46: Work and Performance of Duties
49. Chapter 47: Straightforwardness
50. Chapter 48: Keeping Promises
51. Chapter 49: Ownership
52. Chapter 50: Magnanimity
53. Chapter 51: A Helping Hand in Good Work
54. Chapter 52: Humanness and Children
55. Chapter 53: Justice and Equality
56. Chapter 54: Respect for the Children
57. Chapter 55: Self-Assessment and Meaningful Existence
58. Chapter 56: The Income of the Household and Expenses
59. Chapter 57: Respect for the Law
60. Chapter 58: Respect
61. Chapter 59: Theft and Kleptomania
62. Chapter 60: Jealousy
63. Chapter 61: Anger
64. Chapter 62: Tongue Lashing and Impertinence
65. Chapter 63: Backbiting or Carrying Words
66. Chapter 64: Fault Finding
67. Chapter 65: Children’s Quarrels
68. Chapter 66: Friends and Friendship
69. Chapter 67: The Child and Theological Education
70. Chapter 68: The Child and the Religious Duties
71. Chapter 69: Political and Social Thinking
72. Chapter 70: The Child and the Radio and Television
73. Chapter 71: The Gender Problems
74. Chapter 72: The Habit of Reading Books
75. Chapter 73: Physically Handicapped Children
76. Chapter 74: Physical Punishment
77. Chapter 75: Non Physical Punishments
78. Chapter 76: Encouragement and Reward