Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-02

vou Grown-up, when you have sick headache Or a
bilious attack. =, 4
Here was a baby being overfed WIN ihnA' 1'''
milk, but milk not properly prepared
And +harc vol, have it, rash. manutrltlon anu
downright indigestion, all because three hothers ulu
NOT know what was going Oh inside Of baDvs tullnS'
We think 50 long as Baby has milk and ho'hlhe ee'
he is safe Milk, mothers milk, needs "o'chins'
and Babyoogy tells you how to 40 1t.
The feeding OF the baby begins before it Is Dorm
The condition of the newborn BABY s'oll'aon -
largely determined b. the condition or the hloie'
stomach before he comes into the world nat 70
WHY the expectant mother should guard her diet ana
her digestion so carefully during the precious 'n'''
before her baby comes
Anv pronounced digestive trouble is communicated
to the baby directly and it comes into the worm 10y
eoupoed for it's first months struggle for existence
The vast majority OF babies who die during ueil n''
wear die Of malnutrtion, nalass:sniatlon OF 1904
;,aicoctioo and s,uuer-conplant The mother can
start her baby right by keeping her own dlgestlon All
+b hast condition. Some mothers in the spirit OF
sefsacrifica serve at table the choicest food to te
growing Children their Woodworking HUSBANDS anu
sons no expecart mother should deny herseN ths
rourishlncnt required to sustain her own ssrengh anu
that of the little child to be ushered INTO Tie
world
The natural the best food for the newborn Daoe
is mothers milk. And the Creator has gwen tn7
average woman strength to nourish her child in this
Natural wav Sometimes directly after babys Dlrth'
! the mother is very weak then wemeaning but inter-
fering relatives and advisers urge her TO "e' Tic
baby at once when with little patience the supply
of milk would be ample. Unless the lrothef IS an
enic or suffering from constitutional! or acute disease
tno bahv will thrive best on mothers milk. And the
20 ti,,,ofp for
can be encouraged by careful attention to the moth
er's diet.
! A well balanced diet made up from variety OF
foods which the mother Graves VIII nouA1'n S
mother and child.
Meat that is easily digested like chicken, Dee
and lamb is better than pork and veal Fish may
occasionally be substituted for meat and eggs ar
desirable if they do not create bilious condition
Green vegetables and fresh or steWed fruits III
mother should have in quantity. on the otnef n'i'
she should avoid excuses in diet, whether th's y
tea Coffee sweets or pastries Light desserts 40 IL
harm, but rich pies and buildings that keep III
mother awake at night will have precisely the sam
effect the baby.
J.. No Young mother should listen to what DOCTOR
call "old women's tales, bad advice ABOUT extreme
in diet At one of the contests hearo a !ouh
mother say that she drinking malt to make he
: milk more nourishng for the baby And now s
did hate that malt 1t nauseated her every time 81
t drank it. .,. ~.
{, When The doctors told her that anything "hlc
nauseated her would affect the baby i'll the same wa
she was actually relieved. Yet she had been torch
herself to drink the malt because an elderly nelshp
had told her what wonders it had done 1or oth
women. Doctors not neghbors, should be consul1'
* in these problems of Babyology.
y Another woman told me that she dldnt see WI
e her baby could not retain her milk 1t curdled
his stomach And she assured ne quite Solemn
" that she never ate anything acid She dld 10
nick,es and salads and lemonade, but her nurse III
,e told her she must not eat such things While 81
nursed the baby. ! heard the sensible doctor
c,arge Of that contest tell her to 60 right along no:
s. and make herself a good, fresh salad and eat 1t
a to the last leaf Of lettuce.
~ Her digestion crayed acid and her child actla
Id suffered because her system was denied IL. Acid
excess is dangerous, yes, but balanced det, he'
- Another condition of the mother which Will aHe
OF the baby's digestion is nervousness baDy sho'
III not be nursed when the mother is angry or is sun
A.. ing from shock of any sort The mother who is Ve
red from her household duties shout sit or lie 90
H. and relax before nursing the baby il she sips
glass of milk or eats cracker Or biscuit before nl
a ing the BABY she will help his digestion.
IL So much for the general problem Of diet for mo
he or and baby Next, We will discuss the hours
cd quantity food for nursing babies, and then the
or Of the bottlefed baby; subjects which studeh's
de- Babyology mnst study very carefully.
If in the drafting Of them they have expert asslsta'
Jorco IF mem