A competent mother, to insure his first two or three years of life in health, happiness, and growing power.
III.

A competent father, to stand back of the mother and help make a home adequate at least to the minimum of normal life's demands.
IV.

Community surroundings that will make possible the successful achievement of parental duty.
V.Census provisions for vital and social statistics that will make it sure that every child is counted in the population of his nation, state, and community, and that he is accounted for in all social relationships.
VI.

State protection against industrial exploitation, vicious influences, harmful use of leisure time, and generally unwholesome conditions.
VII.

Health standards in the community, fixed by experts and maintained in essentials by public provisions.
VIII.