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[2P/W/NU]; /1 to 1F ‘Russian Steps' unfailing attraction – use has been noted at 5 months; /3 to 3D Infants' first nursery – early social adventure; /4 to 4L 2nd nursery – easy access between crawlers and walkers; /42 ‘Little Mother'; /4Q Early social adventure; /5A & 5B Toddlers in 2nd nursery; /5D The nursery again; /6 ‘Boxes make interesting toys'; /7 Smiling blond boy; /8 The ‘under ones' at tea; /9 Nursery tea for the ‘under ones' (helper Mrs Olive Smith); /9A Tea time for the ‘under ones'; /9D Nursery tea for the toddlers; /13 3rd nursery; /14 ‘Building health as well as bricks'; /16A Nursery friends; /17 Fathers make infants' new hammock cots – supplies are ; short after the war

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