Identifier: howikeptmybabywe00noye (find matches)
Title: How I kept my baby well
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Noyes, Anna Bogert Gausmann, 1873-
Subjects: Infants Infant Care Child Welfare
Publisher: Baltimore, Warwick & York, inc.
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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Chart XVI.) Beief summaky of the month. Nothing very un-usual developed this month, but the feces were a puz-zling problem. Nine times the diet had to be re-duced in order to check too frequent movements.The cause for this irregularity may have been theteeth, for I concluded his teeth pained him becausehe drooled, put his fingers to his mouth, and occa-sionally fretted and cried. Other than this, therewas nothing distinctive in the months development. 17. Seventeenth Month. (June.) (See Chart XYII.) Bkief summary of the month. As this monthmarked the beginning of that season most dreadedfor babies, the second summer, I was most conscien-tious in noting every irregularity and in endeavoringto keep all functionings under my control, and butfor one teething disturbance of a weeks duration,the month was one of continued gain. (See Figs. 11and 12.) 18. Eighteenth Month. (July.) (See Chart XVIII.) Brief summary of the month. Anothei- uninter-rupted month of progress. (See Figs. 13 and 14.)
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