The Codes of Training
Read The Codes of Training in Shia Companion
Chapters
- the Translators Note
- Foreword
- The Parents Responsibility
- The Knowledge and Mutual Cooperation of the Educators
- Training-through Deeds, Not Just Talk
- Abstain From Domestic Differences
- Starting Life As a Mother
- Welfare of the Embryo (foetus) Depends On the Mothers Nutrition
- The Effect of the Mothers Nutrition On the Foetus
- The Mothers Nutrition
- Consuming Tobacco
- When Pregnant Women Fall Ill
- Effect of the Psychological Condition of the Mother On the Embryo
- An Advice To Pregnant Women
- Clean Environment
- Miscarriage
- Difficult Deliveries
- After the Birth
- Mothers Milkthe Best Nutrition
- Supplement the Mothers Milk
- Weaning From Mothers Milk
- The Schedule of Breast Feeding
- If the Mother Is Deficient in Milk
- Weaning the Child
- Daughter Or Son
- Naming the Child
- Health and Hygiene
- The Childs Sleep & Freedom of Movement
- The Most Delicate Period of Life
- The Newborn and Moral Upbringing
- Religious Upbringing of the New Born
- The Sense of Belonging
- When the Child Starts To See the World Around Him
- Affection
- The Expression of Love and Affection
- Love Not an Instrument of Convenience
- Love Should Not Become a Hindrance To Good Upbringing
- The Spoilt Child
- Sucking of Thumbs
- Fear
- Play & Recreation
- Conceit Or Pride
- Taqleed Or Emulation
- Search For the Truth
- Self-confidence
- Independence
- Stubbornness
- Work and Performance of Duties
- Straightforwardness
- Keeping Promises
- Ownership
- Magnanimity
- A Helping Hand in Good Work
- Humaneness and Children
- Justice & Equality
- Respect For the Children
- Self-assessment & Meaningful Existence
- The Income of the Household and Expenses
- Respect For the Law
- Respect
- Theft and Kleptomania
- Jealousy
- Anger
- Tongue Lashing & Impertinence
- Backbiting Or Carrying Words
- Fault-finding
- Childrens Quarrels
- Friends & Friendship
- The Child & Theological Education
- The Child & the Religious Duties
- Political & Social Training
- The Child & the Radio and Television
- The Gender Problems
- The Habit of Reading Books
- Physically Handicapped Children
- Physical Punishment
- Non-physical Punishments
- Encouragement & Reward
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