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Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly (1882)

Strawbridge & Clothier · [Philadelphia : The Company] · leaf 208

An illustration from Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly, 1882, leaf 208
llymeans that the room is too warm. Longwakefulness and squalling fits, indicateacidity in the stomach, from over-feedingor soothing syrups. If mofthers make it arule to nurse and fondle their children onlyin the day-time, they will learn to associatedarkness with silence and slumber. Letolder… … rise with the sun ; if they are drowsy theywill go to bed earlier the next evening.The requisite amount of sleep depends ontemperament and occupation, as well as onage; with children under ten, too muchsleep is an error on the safe side. In afteryears, seven hours should be the minimum,and nine the…

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