Mothers Help And Childs Friend
Mothers Help And Childs Friend
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Tanner, who, from the spontaneity of his humane heart, has done much for children, and has made a study of their lives a part of his own, agrees with me on these points. When tenor fourteen days old an infant may be taken out on fine days for fifteen to thirty minutes in the nurse's arms. This time may be gradually extended to several hours a day, having great care that the sun or strong light does not strike its eyes. When taking the infant out for an airing do not carry it in a sitting postur...e during at least the first four or five months. At the end of this time it may be allowed to sit for a few minutes at a time, but not on so narrow a base as your arm. The neck is too frail to sustain the head, and it bobs over front or to the sides when impeded respiration is apt to occur and the neck be injured. 144 Mother's Help and The best possible way to strengthen the child's neck and spine is to keep it much of the time on its front. You will find that in its effort to lift its head and look around it gets a splendid exercise for the neck and spine an exercise that would be good for any of us, as it is the finest of all things for straightening the upper spine and neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tanner, who, from the spontaneity of his humane heart, has done much for children, and has made a study of their lives a part of his own, agrees with me on these points. When tenor fourteen days old an infant may be taken out on fine days for fifteen to thirty minutes in the nurse's arms. This time may be gradually extended to several hours a day, having great care that the sun or strong light does not strike its eyes. When taking the infant out for an airing do not carry it in a sitting postur...e during at least the first four or five months. At the end of this time it may be allowed to sit for a few minutes at a time, but not on so narrow a base as your arm. The neck is too frail to sustain the head, and it bobs over front or to the sides when impeded respiration is apt to occur and the neck be injured. 144 Mother's Help and The best possible way to strengthen the child's neck and spine is to keep it much of the time on its front. You will find that in its effort to lift its head and look around it gets a splendid exercise for the neck and spine an exercise that would be good for any of us, as it is the finest of all things for straightening the upper spine and neck.
What to read after Mothers Help And Childs Friend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carrica Le Favre to read onlineMoreLess
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