A Stitch in Time Saves Nine

               All of us have many things to do. If we think of them as too small or unimportant to be taken up at once, they will accumulate. We will soon find that the work we ignored has grown into something that needs great effort to do. Of all people, children must remember this. They have a lot to study but no one asks them to study the whole lot together. Instead they are given a little bit of study. What happens when a child ignores them? They add up and become too big for the child to manage. If at all he manages to do whole lot, he spends a lot of time and energy on it. This time and energy would not have been necessary if he had tackled the little bits. This is true for children’s habits too no habit is formed all of a sudden. If the seed of a bad habit is removed as soon as it falls, there will be no problem. But once the seed strikes root and puts forth branches it will be difficult to remove it. Adults should be careful in this. If their children shows a bad habit or the beginnings of one, parents must remove them on the spot. If out of consideration for the youngsters nothing is done about it the habit will be difficult to remove. Let us always remember. A Stitch in Time Saves Nine.