The Feeding and Management of Infants and Children: And the Home Treatment of Their DiseasesDuncan brothers, 1880 - 426 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 57 - Turn the body gently, but completely, on the side and a little beyond, and then on the face, alternately ; repeating these measures deliberately, efficiently, and perseveringly, fifteen times in the minute, only...
الصفحة 109 - ... bed-time. Then take it out and let it dry. In the morning peel off from the surface and throw away the thin rind of dough, and with a nutmeg-grater* grate down the hard dry mass into a powder. Of this from one to three teaspoonfuls may be used, by first rubbing it into a paste with a little milk, then adding it to about a pint of milk, and, finally, by bringing the whole to just the boiling point.
الصفحة 266 - Amongst the additional favourable signs may be included — continuance of the natural progress of dentition, the appearance of tears, and the occurrence of any eruption (unconnected, of course, with any of the exanthemata) upon the child's body, even although the Diarrhoea may not at the time have undergone any visible improvement (Dr.
الصفحة 114 - The inside of ROASTED POTATOES, perfectly done and mealy, prepared to suit the taste, say with butter, milk, or cream, and salt, will often prove good food if no contraindication exist. As a general rule, all fruit and vegetables have a laxative tendency ; but exceptions may occur ; and a mealy roasted potato is as little objectionable as anything of the kind. Fricasseed, or steamed potatoes, prepared with " drawn butter " may sometimes do better, so far as delicacy of palate is concerned.
الصفحة 120 - A child may, if not voracious, be satisfied by sucking a cracker, or a tough crust of bread, held to its mouth. The same may be said of meat cut into a strip, parallel with the grain, in order not to separate in chunks. But so brittle a substance as soda-biscuit should not be so used, lest, as I have witnessed, a small flake getting over the glottis, fatal suffocation occur. A special use of flour is suggested by a plan I once saw illustrated by Dr.
الصفحة 116 - All of these substances present the nutritive matter in a favorable state for solution in the stomach after but little boiling, and also deprived, to a varying extent, of the cruder portion of the bran. Similar remarks apply to prepared barley, etc. The " Keystone Company's Flour with sugar of milk," is a competitor with these, and may be preferred by some on account of the latter constituent.
الصفحة 142 - From Twelve to Eighteen Months Old. DIET 7. — First Meal, 7.30 am- — A rusk or a slice of stale bread with a breakfast-cupful of new milk. The bread may be soaked in the milk; but if the child has teeth, it should be well masticated dry, and milk taken in sips. The...
الصفحة 321 - Her voice was ever soft, Gentle, and low, — an excellent thing in woman.
الصفحة 228 - Many divergencies from these rules will be met with, as children may be born with one or more of their teeth already cut, or the teeth may appear earlier than usual, or out of the usual order. In some families the upper incisors always appear before the lower, or one of the molars or the canine teeth precede the incisors; but these irregularities are of no importance. Delayed appearance of the teeth is, however, of greater moment for it generally indicates some fault in nutrition.
الصفحة 123 - Desiccated meat*, ie, with the moisture completely evaporated, may be sometimes utilized, being easily grated, and containing in this state a large proportion of absolutely nutritious matter. This may be given like the beef extract, in hot water, or dry, in a suitable vehicle, as the wafer, or jelly, or stewed fruit, which may be punctured to insert it, small masses at a time.