D r. S p o c k to P a r e n ts
D r. Benjam in Spock has a
wanted m o re ."
word of advice to r adults who
E ath rs a r e m ost often guilty
delight In tickling, tea sin g and
o f teasing th e ir children D r.
playfully tossing babies up In Spock contended. He explained,
the a i r . " D o n 't / ' said the r e
"M en take a lot of kidding
nowned p e d ia tric ia n In a m aga
t h r o u g h o u t th e ir lives and
zine a rtic le Just re le a s e d .
unless they a re unusually loving
" P la y of th is Intensity Is
and s e c u re they take It out on
o v erstim u latin g and unhealthy,"
o th e rs , even on th e ir ch ild ren ,
D r. Spock w rote In his monthly u s u a l l y without any conscious
colum n. "O ne gentle tick le a aw aren ess of what they a re
day should be sufflclent-and no doing.
tossing In the a ir at a ll."
Em phasizing t h e Im portance
-o -
of "spontaneous and Joyful"
D r. Spock adm onished p a re n ts
play to a c h ild 's developm ent,
w h o favor th is type of play, D r. Spock said that the Idea of
"Im ag in e what It would be like It Is not re a lly to " a m u s e " the
to have a giant ten tim es your baby.
s iz e (1,600 pounds) repeatedly
" It Is to help him grow in un
throw you up to a celling way derstanding through the explo
above his head o r pin you down ration of things and actions and
and tic k le you again and again.
to grow in s p irit through ex
" T h is fact that you couldn't periencing the delightful m utu
help s h r i e k i n g o r laughing ality of a rela tio n sh ip . He c an 't
wouldn't prove that you w ere learn exploration o r m utallty If
re a lly enjoying yo u rself and you dom inate the p la y ."
Book Beat
Black youth today - wl.,.t they
a r e thinking and feeling a fte r
th e violent upheaval of the Six
tie s with Its r io ts , civil rig h ts
m arch es and a s sa ssin a tio n s -
te ll It In th e ir own w ords In
"C h ild ren of I/x ig ln g ," Just
published In Bantam paperback.
T his unusual collection of
w riting was gathered and edited
by author Rosa GUy (B ird At My
Window), who sa y s, " T h e book
grew out of my d e s ire to know
how th e se painful events had a f
fected the lives and am bitions of
y o u n g Blacks a c ro s s the na
tio n ."
Miss Guy began looking for
the an sw ers from th e children
of the s ix tie s two y e a rs ago,
asking young B lacks, aged 13 to
25, to w rite and talk about th e ir
lives - th e ir aw aren ess of s e lf,
t h e i r rela tio n sh ip s to o th er
Blacks and to w hite so c ie ty .
S h e tra v e le d throughout the
United S ta te s, going Into Black
high schools and colleges In
urban and r u ra l a r e a s , Into
w r ite r s ’ w orkshops, the cotton
fields and the ghettos.
The re sp o n se s she receiv ed
ranged from those who couldn't
w rite (she Interview ed them ) to
a rtic u la te young Blacks such as
the revolutionary poet, Nikki
Giovanni.
The u n d ercu rren t of all th e ir
resp o n se s e m e rg e s, sa y s M iss
Guy, as " a n Intense d e s ire to
overcom e the o b sta c les of th e ir
p rese n t liv es, and to go beyond
th em se lv e s. I was p a rtic u la rly
Im p re ss e d ," she adds, "w ith
the fighting In M ississippi - that
re a lly moved m e ."
In o rd e r to fully cap tu re the
tone of the young au th o rs In
"C h ild ren of Ijonglng," Miss
Guy h asn 't edited the book for
g ra m m e r, spelling o r punctua
tion.
A "ch ild of longing" h e rs e lf,
Rosa Guy sa y s, " I identify
strongly with the book." Born In
T rinidad, sh e cam e to New York
with h er p a re n ts and s is te r
when sh e was eight. She atten d
ed public school In H arlem "not
very lo n g ," and a fte r her s e c
ond parent died when she was
13, "you can say I was an o r
phan around the s tr e e ts of New
Y o rk ."
LOV-LEE-LADEE
BEAUTY
SALON
284-0293
PORTLAND/OBSERVER Dec. 10, 1970
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