A System of Character Training of Children
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At Twelve Months of age he should be taking undiluted milk. He may have both parts of a coddled egg once or twice a week, as well as the soup and cream of wheat at the ten and two o'clock feedings. He may also have orange juice, prune juice and the red juice from a broiled steak or a roast.
From Twelve to Fifteen Months, meals at six and ten a. M. And at two and six p. M.
Gradually add the following foods to those prescribed in the preceding sections as the child approaches fifteen months of ag...e : 1. Cream of wheat Oatmeal Rice Zwieback As milk is diminished add butter to the ration.
2. Spinach \ Fresh green peas V Pass through a sieve.
Carrots Prunes From Fifteen to Twenty-four Months, meals at six and ten a. M. And at two and six p. M.
At least one portion of food from each of the three groups, 1, 2 and 3, must be included in each day's ration. 1. Milk, from a pint to a pint and a half per day Beef or mutton stewed with potatoes, carrots and spinach; strain Custard.
2. Oatmeal Cream of wheat Potato Rice Tapioca Cornstarch Zwiebach with butter Oatmeal crackers Whole wheat bread and butter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At Twelve Months of age he should be taking undiluted milk. He may have both parts of a coddled egg once or twice a week, as well as the soup and cream of wheat at the ten and two o'clock feedings. He may also have orange juice, prune juice and the red juice from a broiled steak or a roast.
From Twelve to Fifteen Months, meals at six and ten a. M. And at two and six p. M.
Gradually add the following foods to those prescribed in the preceding sections as the child approaches fifteen months of ag...e : 1. Cream of wheat Oatmeal Rice Zwieback As milk is diminished add butter to the ration.
2. Spinach \ Fresh green peas V Pass through a sieve.
Carrots Prunes From Fifteen to Twenty-four Months, meals at six and ten a. M. And at two and six p. M.
At least one portion of food from each of the three groups, 1, 2 and 3, must be included in each day's ration. 1. Milk, from a pint to a pint and a half per day Beef or mutton stewed with potatoes, carrots and spinach; strain Custard.
2. Oatmeal Cream of wheat Potato Rice Tapioca Cornstarch Zwiebach with butter Oatmeal crackers Whole wheat bread and butter.
What to read after A System of Character Training of Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Hardy Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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