The maternal management of children, in health and disease |
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... gives rise to the distressing dyspeptic symptoms before alluded In reference to the mode of giving it , the child must be fed slowly ; and , minding this pre- caution , the sucking - bottle may now be dis- continued , and the spoon used ...
... gives rise to the distressing dyspeptic symptoms before alluded In reference to the mode of giving it , the child must be fed slowly ; and , minding this pre- caution , the sucking - bottle may now be dis- continued , and the spoon used ...
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... give themselves unnecessary fatigue in suckling from the awkward manner in which they hold the child . Until the child is old enough to sit while it is suckling , or the mother accustomed to raise the child cleverly in her arms to the ...
... give themselves unnecessary fatigue in suckling from the awkward manner in which they hold the child . Until the child is old enough to sit while it is suckling , or the mother accustomed to raise the child cleverly in her arms to the ...
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... give way , and they drop prematurely into the grave , exhausted by con- sumption , and leaving children behind them , destined , in all probability , either to be cut off as they approach maturity , or to run through the same delusive ...
... give way , and they drop prematurely into the grave , exhausted by con- sumption , and leaving children behind them , destined , in all probability , either to be cut off as they approach maturity , or to run through the same delusive ...
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... give up all engagements that would interfere with her health , and so with the formation of healthy milk , and with the regular and stated periods of nursing her infant , ought never to suckle . It is unnecessary to say why ; but it is ...
... give up all engagements that would interfere with her health , and so with the formation of healthy milk , and with the regular and stated periods of nursing her infant , ought never to suckle . It is unnecessary to say why ; but it is ...
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... give way . The nurse herself should not be too old ! -A vigorous young woman from twenty - one to thirty admits of no question . And the woman who has had one or two children before is always to be pre- ferred , as she will be likely to ...
... give way . The nurse herself should not be too old ! -A vigorous young woman from twenty - one to thirty admits of no question . And the woman who has had one or two children before is always to be pre- ferred , as she will be likely to ...
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2d Edition aperient appearance applied attack attended become body bowels breast breast-milk breathing carefully castor oil cause character chest child childhood circumstances cloth cold water colour common cold constitution convulsions costive cough countenance croup deranged diarrhoea diet digestion disease disorder drachms early effect Engravings eruption excited exist eyes Fcap flatulence followed Foolscap 8vo four-and-twenty Fredrika Bremer frequently give given gums head HISTORY Howitt important infant inflammation injurious irritation J. C. Loudon lungs Mary Howitt MATERNAL MANAGEMENT measles measures medicine milk months mother mouth natural necessary nourishment nurse observed occur pain parent period permanent teeth Plates post 8vo poultice prevent produced quantity quently remedies removed resorted scarlet fever SECT signs skin sleep slight small-pox sometimes sponging stomach and bowels suckling symptoms tartar teeth tepid tooth-powder TREATISE treatment vaccination Vignette Titles vols warm bath weaning wet-nurse whilst William Howitt Woodcuts
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