FOR THE YEAR 1903
8%Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Nov 26, 1902
FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 48.
Read the full editionFOR THE YEAR 1903.
I. In our General Department.
II. The Home Department.
“In order to act with wisdom parents should understand the physical, mental, and moral significance of adolescence; should realize that it is a crisis of grave import to boy or girl. Most mothers do realize that this is to the girl a critical time, and they watch with much anxiety the physical unfolding of their daughters. . . . Few parents, however, realize that this crisis [from about the age of twelve to sixteen] to the boy is equally grave, is marked by physical changes of equal importance, that the crisis is for him of even graver import, because the inner forces work with greater energy and the outer temptations come with stronger power.”