The Canadian mother's book / by Helen Macmurchy, M.D., (Tor) Chief of the Division of Child Welfare.

  • Helen MacMurchy
Date:
[1927]
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Credit: The Canadian mother's book / by Helen Macmurchy, M.D., (Tor) Chief of the Division of Child Welfare. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS Page Citapter I. The Baby is Coming. 7 Chapter II. Nursing the Baby. 31 Chapter III. Things t'hat the Mother and the Baby Need . 36 Chapter IV. The Baby Comes. 64 Chapter V. Maternal Nursing and Care. 77 Chapter VI. The Baby Grows. 105 Chapter VII. The Baby’s Habits, Health and Nutrition. 117 Chapter VIII. The Baby’s Character and Disposition.... 147 Index. 160 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Page Frontispiece—“My Dear Baby is Four Months Old”. 2 “Nursing My Baby. Two Weeks Old”. 32 “Jean Louis”. 41 “Jumper”. 46 “Vest and Belt. 50 “Leggings”. 52 “A Baby’s Outfit”. 57 “The Baby’s Bed”. 61 “Hugh Donald is Eight Months Old”. 71 “ John Duncan Claude Macdonald. Prize Baby of The British Empire at Wemkjley, 1925 ”. SO “The Mother’s Chair”. 92 “Lift The Baby up Gently”. 96 “Hold The Baby Comfortably”. 98 “Lay The Baby Down Gently”. 100 “ I Am a Little Canadian Girl Just a Year Old. I Have Never Been Sick a Minute, Never Had a Temperature or a Cold and My Food Has Always Agreed With Me”. 107 “Charles Arthur. Eleven Months Old”. 114 “Barbara Jean is One Year Old”. 122 “ When I Started to Stand Up at the Age of Nine Months My Daddy Made Me a Play Yard. Here I Have Been Very Ilapnv Learning to Walk Around It ”. 134 “My Doll and I”. 14S “ What is That?”. 150 “Good Shoes”. 154 “Goodbye”. 159
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