New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-27
towels. while the baby is held near fire TO avoid
any danger OF chill.
FOOD FOR LITTLE ONES

FOOD FOR LITTLE ONES.
What food child shall when the age IS
reached which solid food may form portion Gifts
diet is also mooted question. One child will thrive
on diet that seems to be almost fatal to a less
robust child whose powers OF digestion and assim-
iation are so limited as to require special precau-
lions in the matter diet
Some of the foods given at this time are the fol-
lowing: Beef juice beef tea. soft boiled or
poached eggs, rice that has been cooked until 1t
forms jelly. and bread and milk.
In beginning TO give solid food it is necessary to
experiment slowly, starting with only one food at
time and IN small quantities. until It's effect upon
the child IS established The following preparation
Of beef juice has been found valuable IN DuIoine
up fra children:
slices one inch thick and "-oiled over coal fire
until little less than meGm Seated CUP by
means of lemon squeezer nest press. A table
Of bread and given at regul@l intervals.
LOGIC OF LITTLE FOLKS
when-a child begins TO talk 1t develops in some
cases aptness for preyarice ton one srnall boy
displayed such marked tendency IN TINS olrecl,oh
that he was informed that liars have their portIo
in 1he lake of fire" He was somewhat impressed
by the statement but after cogitating a few mo-
ments he exclaimed with the air OF one VINO mas
solved great question u Ten S you dsy was
stEikig rhe to The Trained Motherhood Ad
vertiser" gives the following instances OF the
quaint sayings Of children: - h,s n-ecooious FIVE
oI I5 so- and heir ''vour mother tells she
ICES Won pennies be good Do you think lhat
IL T1fL COURSE # is replied Tommy You certainly
5ort want me to grow up and be gooo lot ho'I'Iis'
do your
Pobbe had longed earnestly for BABY orotheF
or5 a Dair of white rabbits. The answer 10 DOM
fishes came on the same morning, but II was not
,,;tA satisfactory for there were two bapy proln-
- and only one rabbit Robbie was greatly
diseIsted at the mistake The next oss afa most
S9d the following notice tackled 10 me gaze him
for a white HdDpeC
.,er-Can you tell Us how the American anu
1eAC 9,,,blic differ from each other! -, .,,,,s
French fNePu r-he French amt got no log CABINS
LUZ Ee,r Presidents 10 be Dorned H.
-, +a,,a seriously the disappointments tha'
- +beir lives and many molhers III p
coIiie - saf 70 realize that little fo4As ANe en-
ING N - immediate present, and the eInollo"
- colors for them the future as la O.
u - ohio TO look. Hence, when a youlls -
- or,r,anded its whole view OF NE - 10
- -, black and hopeless. The same IuIe aP4
time oelHS nIea s1Ires and in the happiness VI
plies 10 Lnei child finds the promise Tor a me
future When il arrives at ehe neTvading effect of
wiz iox-rnents passes away, anu - Gov
pIea- fcr enioyng the present vino 80 eer,tt
the past future n P00' 49,
rnent IN these Worus'
..7-rera are gains for all our losses
r1l,-ra are ba Inns for all our pains
Tut when youth the dream u spar+s'
GGLoaftine beautiful has vanished,
And will never come again
Tho regular education Of the child begins NOW a.
ge bv means of kindergarten so lu
dlstrlouteCa IN connection with the public schoo'
Dianes II within the reach OF all