Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-27
BETTER
CHILDREN W L
BE DEALT WITH
Interesting Exhibit to be Seer at Fort
Worth Home Economic Week viii Deal
Extensively With Question of Bringing
Up Better Children.

Austin. TeNa-. Jan. 27.-One of the
most interesting exhibits u Nv shown wv
with the University and Fort
Worth Home Economics Weeks IL begin
February - and -, respectively, will deal
extensively with the rearing Of better chll-
dren. Charts will contain material cx-
planning numerous methods To- be used on
the scientific ear, VI infants ~ varying
ages, and viii emphasize the essential
points III care and feeding The cxhibi. ~
based on che fact that knowledge % how
10 bring up children does not rome u \
mother by intuition. hut must be made the
subject 81 careful study.
Hutchinson, un acknowledged authority.
say: Mother Nature withdrew from the
human mother thc iutmtivc knowledge WI
now ~ hring up offspring pcs c--cd Pan nv
lower animals and substituted intelligence.
In doing this She imposed Il great burden
NJ responsibility upon the human mother.
who IN hrnceiorth to study. ~ learn TN Obj
~eryatiou and the experience ii other. and
alwuN- he improving and raising ~ higher
standards the care oi her children. Herein
Iic- thp secret ui thr better baby
The arrangements rf the cnart- will be-
divisions, each section dcaliu. with
different phase of the rearing uf the baby.
section oua will give valuable information
m \ statistical form gathered I'D thr mmrr-
ou~ Texas Better Bablc~ conventions. Pho
t-araph- viii hc shown M thy prize winning
better bahic~ "a Tcxa~, also ri thc prize
winning twins and tnpIct-. Statistic
showing the number OF bahic- examined iu
Texas which scored from ~ to 100 per cent
will hc shown.
The charts w section two will have wv NV
with ihc care ~ thr baby. az bath, regular
ny ii feeding what condition tend w
make b well and happy and tho-, tending
to produce nervous rrtahility. The proper
-lccpIng conditions and proper diet Iur thc
baby viii also he gwen space IN this divi-
sion.
Section three wall hc devoted entirely tr
iIiaut feeding. Tie comparative adyau
taEo- ut hrea-t-miih and it- substitute
vii W. thoroughly reviewed. and modified
COW milk given special attention. THE
formula Tor modifying cow milk viii ha
explained n iull ht chars ana attendants
af thr rNlihlt. How to pa~tcurizc milk of
doubtful purity. aud variou methods ui
securing clean mills tor the infant will n,
Illustrated and explained. Proprietor,
.nnd- fur children Nd ascending a-r- uill
hc listed. accompanied by explanations IVY
tIc proper use ui these foods.
Section tour wll be au exposition w ILL.,
food tn br used tur school lunches. ANA
the %ciicct- 81 certain iood- ga .hc mental
activity WI children.
section five will comprise u series an
charts arranged for .h, purr.ssc of illus
tratIng suitable toy- tur children. Tow
That are sanitary. Impractical toy easily
broken. sharp rurncrrd or edged tov-. m-
Juriou-lN painted toy. and toy that can
oc made at home. aIi win bc displayed. and
thc relative merits and dement's explained.
u better huht lnypttr will w exhibited.
containing Suggestions I'm to the cloihe-
NJ thr child. One -litahility ~ certain m.
@teriai-. the cost. ctc.
N final section wllI by utilized w di~pIl,
better baby statistic gathered from fh.
university contests WI several prominent
"ittc- "t the state. These statistics uill
include q Resume 81 thr number Of children
examined, The average score NJ boys ana
-irl~. thc number above or below the stand
ara physical proportion. thc comparative,
numn,r ot children who were hrea-t- frl
ANA vh" were ted WI natural milk -uh~ti-
tnie-. Ai~o these statistics will include
lLr number m each division who averaged
95 per rent m Score.
The exhibit ~ planned IVY Y whole. Il IVY
m practical value in answering questions
r%eIatr'" io baby rearing which mav bc pro-
pounded Hy mothers attcudiu. the Home
Economic Week. Competent Instructors
VIII ~ present TN answer all questions cun
cerncd with thc scientific care of children