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» The Healthy Baby: Water
By Roger H. Dennett | Published 05/19/2008 | Feeding | Unrated

Strange as it may seem, the giving of water to a baby is an important subject and one upon which there have been many false ideas in the past.

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» Diet For Sick Children
By Roger H. Dennett | Published 05/19/2008 | Feeding | Unrated

As a rule I do not believe that sick children ought to be made to eat things that are distasteful to them.

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» Babies: Diet After The First Year
By Roger H. Dennett | Published 05/18/2008 | Feeding | Unrated

The second year is the most difficult feeding period of childhood.

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» Composition And Strength Of Food: Food For Traveling
By Roger H. Dennett | Published 05/18/2008 | Feeding | Unrated

Babies really should not travel at all, but they often have to.

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» Composition And Strength Of Food: Bottle Feeding
By Roger H. Dennett | Published 05/18/2008 | Feeding | Unrated

My first advice would be to seek the help of a doctor who is familiar with infant feeding when it is found necessary to put your baby on the bottle.

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» Feeding And Diet: Mixing And Care Of The Food
By Roger H. Dennett | Published 05/16/2008 | Feeding | Unrated

It is far better for the baby and easier for the mother if she takes a certain time each morning to make up the food for the day.

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» Feeding And Diet: Milk
By Roger H. Dennett | Published 05/16/2008 | Feeding | Unrated

Fresh cow's milk, properly modified, is the only food for the bottle baby.

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» Feeding And Diet: Day's Schedule
By Roger H. Dennett | Published 05/16/2008 | Feeding | Unrated

8-10 ounces of milk from bottle Zwieback, toast or graham cracker.

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» Feeding And Diet: Weaning
By Roger H. Dennett | Published 05/16/2008 | Feeding | Unrated

The normal infant should be nursed from the breast exclusively till he is seven or eight months of age.

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» Feeding And Diet: Breast Feeding
By Roger H. Dennett | Published 05/15/2008 | Feeding | Unrated

The mother's milk is the only food that was ever meant for a baby during his first year, and any other food is at best a poor substitute.

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» The Truth About Baby Food
By Janice Wee | Published 10/15/2007 | Feeding | Unrated

When your baby is somewhere between 4 to 6 months old, it is time to prepare baby for solid food.

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» Infant Care — Physical Growth and Feeding
By Jeff Beaumont | Published 02/15/2007 | Feeding | Rating:

Babies' steady growth in height and weight is one of the best signs that they are healthy and getting the kind of care they need.

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» You and Your New Baby — Feeding Your Baby
By Jeff Beaumont | Published 02/13/2007 | Feeding | Unrated

Breast-Feeding—the natural way of feeding your baby, and many women find it simpler and far more satisfying than bottle-feeding.

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