p. 14 | They Soon Learn

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 18, 1915

They Soon Learn

“OUR baby is learning that it is quite useless to cry to be noticed, so he is not crying at night,” writes a young mother. “We were awake with him altogether too much the first week or two. You see he just slept all day. I had to waken him at nursing time. Then after his feeding in the middle of the night, he did not care to go to sleep; his eyes were wide open. Naturally, when he wasn’t taken up, he cried and cried; and I almost cried, too. But we didn’t take him up except to see that he was comfortable, and the last few nights have been much better.”