To teach him how to be gentle and kind,
To train and direct his dear little mind,
To help him live by every rule
And get the best he can from school."
"Whose child is this?" I ask once more,
Just as the little one entered the door.
"Ours," said the parent and the teacher as they smiled,
And each took the hand of the little child.
"Ours to love and train together
Ours this blessed task forever."

In the poem "Whose Child Is This?", the speaker asked the child's parent and the teacher the same question repeatedly.

In the poem "Whose Child Is This?", the child was playing when the speaker saw him first.

According to the poem "Whose Child Is This?", it is the job of a parent as well as a teacher to take care of a child.

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In the poem "Whose Child Is This?", both the parent and the teacher answered with a tender smile.

According to the poem "Whose Child Is This?", the responsibilities of a teacher are to teach him good behaviour, to guide his mind, to help him follow the rules, to help him learn at school, etc.

In the poem "Whose Child Is This?", when the speaker asked the question for the last time, the child was entering the door.

In the poem "Whose Child Is This?", the teacher replied "Mine", because a child remains under the care of a teacher at school. He becomes the guardian of the child and teaches him with love and care.

In the poem "Whose Child Is This?", the parent and the teacher said "Ours" instead of "Mine", because they both love and take care of the child. Both are responsible for his proper bringing up.

According to the poem "Whose Child Is This?", both the parent and the teacher keep the child for a short period of time.

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At the end of the poem "Whose Child Is This?", both the parent and the teacher held the hand of the child and promised to love and train the child together.

In the poem "Whose Child Is This?", the line "To help him live by every rule" means to help a child follow the rules everywhere.

As mentioned in the poem "Whose Child Is This?", the parent and the teacher take care of the child at home and at school respectively.

In the poem "Whose Child Is This?", the speaker repeatedly asked the question "Whose child is this?" to emphasize the fact that bringing up a child is a noble and difficult task.

An anonymous poet wrote the poem "Whose Child Is This"?/ The writer of the poem "Whose Child Is This?" is unknown.

The speaker of the poem asked the question "Whose Child Is This?" in the poem.

The speaker of the poem asked the question "Whose Child Is This?" three times.