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FIRST TO FOURTH MONTH
FOURTH MONTH TO ONE YEAR

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SECOND YEAR-FIRST SIX MONTHS
SECOND YEAR - LAST SIX MONTHS

THIRD YEAR

FOURTH YEAR SCHOOL AGE

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IS CRYING INJURIOUS?
HOLDING THE BREATH
PACIFIERS

So-Called Diseases of Children

INHERITING DISEASE INDIGESTION IN BABIES CONSTIPATION IN BABIES
GRINDING TEETH APPENDICITIS GASTRO-ENTERITIS AND COLONITIS CHOLERA INFANTUM
RICKETS--RACHITIS(RA-KI-TIS)
PARASITIC DISEASES
WORMS
SNIFFLES--COLDS--CORYZA
SORE THROAT
TONSILITIS
EARACHE
CROUP
ERUPTIVE DISEASES MUMPS
PNEUMONIA-BRONCHITIS
INFANTILE PARALYSIS ENURESIS NOCTURNAL CHOREA--ST. VITUS DANCE
PRICKLY HEAT CEREBRO-SPINAL MENINGITIS
PETIT MAL
SEBORRHEA
ECZEMA
HERNIA
CIRCUMCISION
VULVITIS AND VAGINITIS

 

 


Fourth Month to One Year

I do not believe in feeding children very much other than milk in the first twelve months. Those who have normal, healthy mothers should thrive very well for the first year if kept entirely on the mother's milk, plus fruit and vegetable juices. After a child is three months old, it should be taking a feeding of fruit and vegetable juices daily.

It should have orange juice, or a combination of spinach, tomato, and lettuce juices. The spinach and lettuce should be run through a vegetable-mill, or bruised, and the juice extracted. A teaspoonful of this vegetable juice, with a teaspoonful of orange juice, in four to six teaspoonfuls of water, can be given preceding the ten o'clock feeding. From week to week the amount of vegetable juice is to be increased, and the amount of nursing decreased, until from the fourth or sixth month the child will be taking nothing except fruit and vegetable juices at this time of day. At a year of age, vegetable and fruit pulp may be given. By that time various vegetables can be used--carrots, turnips; in fact, any fresh, succulent vegetables. The standbys, however, are lettuce, tomato, and spinach, with orange juice. In the summer time, during the corn season, a cob of corn can be scraped, and the juice expressed and used with the other vegetable juices.

Children fed plenty of fruit and vegetable juices, at least once a day, will thrive very much better than children who are kept exclusively on the mother's milk, or fed on cooked cereals. Catarrh, enlarged tonsils, adenoids, gastritis, colds, "flu"--in fact, all the "diseases peculiar to children"--are built by the acid of cooked cereals dressed with sugar. Butter, sweet foods, and candy are catarrh-builders; then add to this improper feeding the stupid custom of removing effects (tonsils and adenoids), and continuing the cause, and we have a picture of today's doings.

Teeth are removed, sinuses drained, and other operations performed, made necessary by feeding baby wrongly; and health is expected to return without removing the cause--wrong living. This is stupidity. Children whose mothers have eaten a large-sized vegetable salad every day during their pregnancy will be better off than children who are born of mothers who eat in the conventional way.


 

 

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