Practical Care & Feeding of Children
Practical Care & Feeding of Children
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Baby food, Y^to 1 /* teaspoonful.
Lime water, }£ ounce.
Take the amount of baby food the formula calls for, }4 to }4 teaspoonful, dissolve in cold water; next, take the amount of water the formula calls for, 4J4 ounces (with six ounces extra to allow for boiling down), and cook according to directions given in this book.
This is only an example. Take any formula in this book (according to the age of the child and the number of bottles you are preparing), then follow directions for cooking the f...ood.
In using Mellin's food for formula I, page 44.
Two bottles, five ounces in each : % to Y* teaspoonful of the food.
Water, 5 ounces.
Cream, 1 ounce.
Milk, 4 ounces.
Nothing else; no cooking. (See page 74.) Digitized by LjOOQIC 44 THE PRACTICAL CARE AND Formulas for Two Bottles — Combination Feeding.
After Four Months.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baby food, Y^to 1 /* teaspoonful.
Lime water, }£ ounce.
Take the amount of baby food the formula calls for, }4 to }4 teaspoonful, dissolve in cold water; next, take the amount of water the formula calls for, 4J4 ounces (with six ounces extra to allow for boiling down), and cook according to directions given in this book.
This is only an example. Take any formula in this book (according to the age of the child and the number of bottles you are preparing), then follow directions for cooking the f...ood.
In using Mellin's food for formula I, page 44.
Two bottles, five ounces in each : % to Y* teaspoonful of the food.
Water, 5 ounces.
Cream, 1 ounce.
Milk, 4 ounces.
Nothing else; no cooking. (See page 74.) Digitized by LjOOQIC 44 THE PRACTICAL CARE AND Formulas for Two Bottles — Combination Feeding.
After Four Months.
1
What to read after Practical Care & Feeding of Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Amelia Duns to read onlineMoreLess
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