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    This document discusses the importance of parenting and education. It states that the home should be where a child begins their education, with parents as the primary teachers from a young age. The Bible should be a young child's first book. It also emphasizes the lifelong benefits children gain from lessons learned early on and the importance of character development throughout one's life. Finally, it stresses that parents have a responsibility to teach their children about God and introduce them to Him as their heavenly Father.

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    Summarized Child Guidance Book of Mrs. Ellen White.

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    Child Guidance SUMMARY

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    Child Guidance

    Ellen G. White

    The home is where a youngster should begin their education. The first teachers for
    children should be their parents. Education and training should begin when the child is still a
    baby since the mind is most receptive and lessons are more likely to retain in a child's memory
    while they are young. The Bible ought to be the young child's first book. Educate the students
    that God's commandments should be the rule of their lives. The lifelong benefits of the lessons
    they gained as children and teenagers will outweigh any circumstances that might cause them to
    be separated from their families and homes. They must show that they are the ones in charge and
    in charge as parents, not their children. Children should not be taught that they must receive
    anything they request. Let's prove to them that real commitment is marked by compliance.

    The pursuit of character development is a lifelong endeavor that never ends. The most
    honorable thing a man can do is work on developing his character because it is more valuable
    than material possessions. Church schools and colleges cannot replace the opportunities that
    exist in the home for building a child's character and laying the right foundation. By receiving a
    good education from an early age, children should be equipped to fulfill their religious
    obligations, making them suitable for service in the courts above. As soon as the youngster
    begins exercising independent judgment and choosing his own course, he should begin teaching
    him about discipline. The regulations of the school should be added to the home-based
    instruction, and both at home and at school, simplicity and godliness should be kept.

    God desires that parents and educators teach kids about the duties of daily living in a
    realistic way. The mother needs to begin the assignment at home and carefully finish it in the
    school. In many areas of life, temperance education and practice are essential. We must identify
    as God's odd people if we want to remain secure. We must uphold our moral integrity and refuse
    to acquiesce in any way to the idolatrous and immoral customs and trends of this disintegrating
    time. Your level of Christian faith might be determined by how well your family is run. God's
    law ought to be the fundamental lesson for the family. Both words and deeds should be
    motivated by Christian principles. Parents must be aware of their responsibility to introduce their
    children to God as their heavenly Father. Let children and their parents remember that they are
    all building a character every day, and that this character's characteristics are written in the
    heavens.

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