It is verily upon the perfect and tranquil spiritual life of the child that depends the health or sickness of the soul, the strength or weakness of...

This means that it is not enough to set the child among objects in proportion to his size and strength; the adult who is to help him must have learned...

If the adult, through a fatal misunderstanding, instead of helping the child to do things for himself, substitutes himself for the child, then that...

This means that it is not enough to set the child among objects in proportion to his size and strength; the adult who is to help him must have learned...