The conjugal relationships : as regards personal health and heredity well-being, practically treated / by Augustus K. Gardner.

  • Augustus Kinsley Gardner
Date:
1892
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Credit: The conjugal relationships : as regards personal health and heredity well-being, practically treated / by Augustus K. Gardner. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    HARLAND’S COMMON SENSE IN THE NURSERY. El PRICE ONE SHILLING. COMMON SENSE IN THE NURSERY. By MARION CHAP. I—Baby’s Bath—When and how to give it. CHAP. II.—When, where, and how Baby should Sleep. CHAP. III.—Baby’s Day Nap. CHAP. IV.—Baby’s Nurse. CHAP. V.—Baby at Home in Winter. CHAP. VI.—Baby Abroad In Winter. CHAP. VII. Tho Precocious Baby CHAP.VIII. Photographing Baby CHAP. IX.—The Baby that must go to the country. CHAP. X.-The Baby that must stay in town. CHAP. XI.—A Sabbath Twilight Talk with Mamma. CHAP. XII. How do you feed him? CHAP. XIII.—Artificial Foods. CHAPTER XIV. When to Feed Him — Oatmeal Porridge—Hominy and Milk. CHAPTER XV. The Arrowroot Family — Ar- rowroot Milk Porridge — Ar- rowroot Jelly — Arrowroot Blanc-Mange. CHAPTER XVI. The Porridge Family — Com Starch Porridgo — Rice Flour Porridge — Indian Meal Por- ridge—Ground Rico Porridge —FVothed Porridge—Wheaton Grits—Mush and Milk—Pan- ada. CHAPTER XVII. Preparations por Delicate Children—Rice Jelly — Sago Jelly — Barley Water — Toast Water—Dried Flour Porridge — Beef Toa — Barley Milk — Goat’s Milk—Peptonized Milk —Lime Water in Milk. CHAPTER XVIII. Nursery Desserts—Sago Pud- ding-Rice Pudding—Brown Pudding—Graham Brewis. HARLAND. CHAPTER XIX. A Menu for Biooer BABiEs-Rice Soup—Poached Eggs on Cream Toast—Baked Potatoes—Apple Sauce—Custard Pudding. CHAPTER XX. Fruits—Apples—Baked Apples —Steamed Apples—Peaches— Pears—Blackberries—Grapes. CHAPTER XXI. Meats — Beef — Mutton—Veal— Pork—Poultry—Fried Meats. CHAPTER XXII. Outfits—Baby’s First Clothes— Short Clothes. CHAPTER XXIII. Mothers’ Half-Minutes—Medi- cine Bottles—Pure Air—Baby's Bed — Whims of appetite — Napkins —On rainy days — Frightening Children—Afraid of the Nurse—A child wno cries by the hour without cause— The newest Baby—The very fat Baby—Green (colour) in the Nursery — Teething Rings — Scurf on the Scalp — The Nurse's Gown—SoothingSyruj —Baby’s natural heat—Hold- ing the Baby—Street Comers — Travelling Basket — Baby Powders. CHAPTER XXIV. Mothers’ Half-Minutes (con- tinued)—Baby’s Prayers—Ho will play with Fire—Alcohol hurtful—The summer-day nap —Sea-water bath—Ravelbelt —Care of Baby’s first Teeth— Flattering Baby—When to be- gin with Farinaceous Food— Romping with Baby—Plenty of Light and Air — Lift th» Carriage over rough places— Painted Toys—Treating Baby —Rumps and bruises—Forcing the Mind—Nursery ventilatioD —Bassinette Perambulator.