The maternal management of children, in health and disease

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Author

Bull, Thomas, -1858

Credits

Produced by Albert R. Mann Library. 2003. Home Economics Archive: Research, Tradition and History (HEARTH). Ithaca, NY: Albert R. Mann Library, Cornell University. hearth.library.cornell.edu (Version January 2003)

Language

English

LoC Class

RJ: Medicine: Pediatrics

Subject

Child care

Category

Text

eBook-No.

10383

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/10383

Release Date

December 1, 2003

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.MATERNAL MANAGEMENT
2. 2.PREFACE. — CONTENTS. — Chapter I. — ON THE GENERAL MANAGEMENT OF INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD. — ON THE USE AND ABUSE OF CERTAIN REMEDIES. — ON TEETHING, AND HINTS UPON THE PERMANENT TEETH. — HINTS FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OP DISEASE IN THE CHILD BY THE MOTHER. — ON WHAT CONSTITUTES THE MATERNAL MANAGEMENT OF THE DISEASES OF CHILDREN. — THE MATERNAL MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN. — Chapter I. — ON THE GENERAL MANAGEMENT OF INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD. — 1. MATERNAL NURSING. — DEFICIENCY OF MILK. — THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS TO THE MOTHER AND INFANT OF UNDUE AND PROTRACTED SUCKLING. — OF MOTHERS WHO OUGHT NEVER TO SUCKLE. — 2. WET-NURSE SUCKLING. — CHOICE OF A WET-NURSE. — DIET AND REGIMEN OF A WET-NURSE. — 3. ARTIFICIAL, FEEDING, OR BRINGING UP BY HAND. — THE KIND OF ARTIFICIAL FOOD BEFORE THE SIXTH MONTH. — THE KIND OF ARTIFICIAL FOOD AFTER THE SIXTH MONTH, TO THE COMPLETION OF FIRST DENTITION. — THE KIND OF ARTIFICIAL DIET MOST SUITABLE UNDER THE DIFFERENT COMPLAINTS TO WHICH INFANTS ARE LIABLE. — ON THE USE AND ABUSE OF CERTAIN REMEDIES. — CASTOR OIL — MANNA. — MAGNESIA AND RHUBARB. — THE LAVEMENT. — THE APERIENT LINIMENT. — THE COLD WATER PLUNGE BATH. — SEA BATHING. — THE SHOWER BATH. — ABLUTION, OR SPONGING. — THE WARM BATH. — RULES FOR THE USE OF THE WARM BATH. — MANAGEMENT OF THE INFANT WHEN TEETHING IS WITHOUT DIFFICULTY. — THE MANAGEMENT OF THE INFANT IN DIFFICULT TEETHING. — SECT. II. HINTS UPON THE PERMANENT OR ADULT TEETH. — THE MANNER IN WHICH THEY APPEAR. — THEIR VALUE AND IMPORTANCE. — THEIR MANAGEMENT AND PRESERVATION. — CHAP. IV. — HINTS FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OF DISEASE IN THE CHILD BY THE MOTHER. — OF THE COUNTENANCE. — OF THE GESTURES. — OF THE SLEEP. — OF THE STOOLS. — OF THE BREATHING AND COUGH. — SECT. III.—OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH WILL ASSIST IN THE EARLY DETECTION OF DISEASE. — ON WHAT CONSTITUTES THE MATERNAL MANAGEMENT OF THE DISEASES OF CHILDREN. — STILL-BORN. — INJURIES RECEIVED DURING BIRTH. — RETENTION OF URINE. — SWELLING OF THE BREASTS. — INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES. — HARE-LIP. — BLEEDING FROM THE NAVEL-STRING. — ULCERATION OR IMPERFECT HEALING OF THE NAVEL. — BLEEDING FROM THE NAVEL. — JAUNDICE. — MOLES AND MARKS ON THE SKIN, ETC. — INDIGESTION, FLATULENCE, VOMITING, GRIPING, AND LOOSENESS. — 1. TO THE INFANT AT THE BREAST. — 2. AT THE PERIOD OF WEANING. — 3. TO THE CHILD BROUGHT UP BY HAND. — MATERNAL TREATMENT OF THE DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH AND BOWELS. — 1. IN INFANCY. — 2. IN CHILDHOOD. — SECT. IV.—WORMS. — INDEX. — THE END.
3. 3.HINTS TO MOTHERS

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