The Home And Its Management a Handbook in Homemaking With Three Hundred Inexpe
The Home And Its Management a Handbook in Homemaking With Three Hundred Inexpe
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Put pins one inch apart. Have the band tight enough to support the abdomen and protect the navel, but not tight enough to cause ridges in the flesh.
Have a blanket always over the baby's legs while dress- ing it ; pull skirt down over the band.
Then put on a diaper. Fold the diaper to fit the baby, always diagonally. For older babies, two diapers should be used, and put on in the same way.
Pin the shirt to the diaper, but do not have the diaper too tight; it must be comfortable.
Put the stockin...gs on next and pin them to the diaper.
Sleeping.
At night all the baby needs is a diaper, belly-band, and nightgown, flannel in winter and nainsook in summer. In winter turn the nightgown up at the bottom, like an envelope, to protect the feet. ' As we have learned, it is much better for a baby to sleep alone. Grown people have been known to roll on children during sleep and smother them; and if an infant sleeps with the mother, there is always the temptation to frequent nursing at night.
The child's bed should have a mattress, firm, but soft ; a rubber sheet to protect the mattress ; a very thin pillow, or none at all, and never a comforter, only blankets that can wash.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Put pins one inch apart. Have the band tight enough to support the abdomen and protect the navel, but not tight enough to cause ridges in the flesh.
Have a blanket always over the baby's legs while dress- ing it ; pull skirt down over the band.
Then put on a diaper. Fold the diaper to fit the baby, always diagonally. For older babies, two diapers should be used, and put on in the same way.
Pin the shirt to the diaper, but do not have the diaper too tight; it must be comfortable.
Put the stockin...gs on next and pin them to the diaper.
Sleeping.
At night all the baby needs is a diaper, belly-band, and nightgown, flannel in winter and nainsook in summer. In winter turn the nightgown up at the bottom, like an envelope, to protect the feet. ' As we have learned, it is much better for a baby to sleep alone. Grown people have been known to roll on children during sleep and smother them; and if an infant sleeps with the mother, there is always the temptation to frequent nursing at night.
The child's bed should have a mattress, firm, but soft ; a rubber sheet to protect the mattress ; a very thin pillow, or none at all, and never a comforter, only blankets that can wash.
What to read after The Home And Its Management a Handbook in Homemaking With Three Hundred Inexpe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Hyde Kittredge to read onlineMoreLess
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