Chapter XXXII: Part III: What He Ought to Know Concerning His Children

Heredity—Prenatal influences—Physical conditions prior to
and at conception—Stirpiculture—Essentials of seed, soil
and care—“Longings,” markings, etc.—Can sex of offspring be
governed—Cause of idiocy—Blindness, etc.—The right to be
well-born—Parental discipline during first two years—Duties
during childhood—Nursery influences—Honest answers to honest
inquiries—How to secure purity in thought and life of children.

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“What a Man of Forty-five Ought to Know.”

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