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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ts also show a gain in the control ofexcretion. 24. Twenty-fourth Month. (January.) (See ChartXXIV and Figs. 17, 18 and 19 (Prontispiecel). A Bad Teething Month. I. Bkief summaky or the month. The problemof the first three weeks of this month was to remedythe loose feces. Those foods, such as oatmeal,shredded wheat, wheatena, prunes and bread, thattended to make the feces loose were omitted,or used very sparingly, and only those were usedthat heretofore had kept the feces compact, suchas barley, farina, cream of wheat and zwiebach. Yetfor 24 days the feces remained loose, though perfectlysmooth, a good yellow in color and reguhir in time.It would seem as if the cutting of the eye teeth werethe cause. The right eye tooth came through earlyin the month, but the left one not until the followingmonth. The feces, however, became perfect beforethe tooth came through. From several indicationsI know that cutting this tooth pained him. He drewin his lower lip and held the upper teeth and upper
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