SCOLDING IS HARMFUL

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2321, 1 December 1914, Page 9

SCOLDING IS HARMFUL

la. most cases it ib postively harmful to Bcold nervous, -fidgety children.' Harmful because the condition is usually aggravated by this form of punishment. Children are nervous because they inherit a tendency to nervousness, because •they overstudy or overwork, or' bbcause tho.v are run dowu physically. Whatever the cause, nervous children need careful "management. Instead of impatience and ■ scolding see that the patient does not overwork or overstudy, give good nourishing food, sufficient out-cf-door exercise and a safe non-alcoholic tonic. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the tonic for sucli cases, harmless, sugarcoated and easy to take. As the tonic treatment builds up the child s nervous strength there will bo less demands on vour temper; less temptation to scold. When nervous children get •in "tantrums" put them to bed, whatever tho hour of the day. If the paroxysm continues, give the child a warm bath and return it to bed. Persist in the tonic treatment >witli Dr. AViltiams' Pink Pills, the nourishing food and the exercise. It is surprising how many nervons disorders are corrected by building up the blood. Even St. Vitnft' dance will yield if you aro faithful. These pills are sold by all medicine dealers.—Advt.