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The rearing of children is a matter calling for a great deal of skill and science and giving scope for much interesting observation. No amount of skill and science can replace affection, but it can and should supplement affection, which, when it is ill-informed, may produce effects precisely contrary to those that were intended. ...
The ignorant person with affection is perhaps better for an infant than a well-informed person who has no heart; but a well-informed person who is fond of children is much better than either.
Source: Mortals and Others, v.1, 1975
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