AC The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, October 2 1963 a, ; a Oo; Rd An nn Landers: ‘i ¢ : f e ve ae p _ d ; ‘ im4OR "s Dear Readers: Parents often write and ask me what makes some children turn out well and some badly. Why do some youngsters grow up to be responsible, loving, well-adjusted adults while others seem to lose their way? | There are no pat answers to these questions. Heredity is undeniably a factor but there is more and more evidence to support the theory that a child is the net result of what hap- pens to him in his early years. The following piece came in — Te the mail from a reader. It was signed ‘‘Author Unknown,”’ and I would like to share it \@ with you. |%; Ifa child lives with criticism he learns to condemn. If a child lives with hostility " |4 he learns to fight. (ha eae at ea Ors pe | Child’s Personality‘ If a child lives with acceptance he learns to love. ey If a child lives with approval he learns to like ee If a_ child lives with recognition learns he to have a goal. : Jf. a child. lives with fairness he learns justice. | If a = child lives with honesty he learns what truth is. | ~ Ann Landers If a child lives with friendliness he learns that the world is a nice place in which to live. Tie nme = Ahem = anmdanae Pm a