The Infant System: For Developing the Intellectual and Moral Powers of All Children, from One to Seven Years of Age

"The Infant System" by Samuel Wilderspin addresses early childhood crime by proposing educational solutions to societal issues like parental neglect and poverty. Wilderspin advocates for infant education to instill morality and honesty from a young age. He provides practical teaching methods, including gallery instruction for moral and religious education, and emphasizes the use of rewards and punishments. The book also offers insights into nursery education, suggesting ways to introduce various subjects to children. Wilderspin's aim is to uplift disadvantaged children and prevent them from succumbing to a life of crime through early intervention and holistic education.