The Care and feeding of childrenD. Appleton and Company, 1900 - 104 páginas |
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11 ounces arrowroot average child baby barley Beef juice bicarbonate of soda boiling boric acid bottle bread breast broth cent fat changes Chest clothing cold water colic constipation contain cooked corn starch cow's milk cream combined curd diet differ if top different ingredients digestion diluting the primary directions differ eight ounces eight-per-cent fant farina flannel band Formula III four months four ounces fresh fruit Give the quantities given granum half inches indigestion lime water Limewater meat milk and cream milk sugar months old mother mother's milk night nipple nursery pancreatis pasteurized peptonized milk pint plain milk pounds prepared primary formula proportions proteids quantity of top quart salt scarlet fever six ounces sleep solution of milk sugar even tablespoonfuls sugar solution symptoms teeth temperature tenth week thirty-two ounces twelfth twelve ounces twelve-per-cent milk twelve-per-cent top milk twenty-four hours usually vomiting warm weaning weight young infants
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Página 75 - Fried vegetables of all varieties, cabbage, potatoes (except when boiled or roasted), raw or fried onions, raw celery, radishes, lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes (raw or cooked), beets, egg-plant, and green corn. Bread and cake. — All hot bread and rolls ; buckwheat and all other griddle cakes ; all sweet cakes, particularly those containing dried fruits and those heavily frosted. Desserts. — All nuts, candies, pies, tarts, and pastry of every description; also all salads, jellies, syrups, and preserves.