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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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ng the milk on the cereal, I pouredabout 1.3 oz. of milk over it, in order that he wouldnot drink the milk so fast, and he also had milk sep-arately with some zwiebach broken up in it. Thesechanges he enjoyed. He also had a little of the beefwith which the macaroni was cooked, and some un-sweetened egg custard, cooked like dessert custard,but flavored with salt instead of vanilla and sugar.(Proportions: one egg broken in about 2 to 3 oz.milk and a pinch of salt.) Sweet chocolate (BakersCaraccas), grated, also proved to be a delicious rel-ish at the close of a meal. Of this he twice had aboutthree-quarters teaspoonful. All these foods seemedto digest well. I think the cream kept the feces alittle lighter in color and looser in texture. Of the regular foods he had less milk than the pre-vious month, 5% oz. four-fifths of the time (previousmonth 6.4 oz.), but I found that frequently when hehad finished the cereal and cream for his breakfasthe had had enough and did not care for the milk.
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Fig. 20. Turning on the electric light. (Age, twenty-three months.) 109 Z5th Month(2>c/Wk)_

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