Wee lace veils, in black, are quite Jchie for restaurant wear on some of] the small, shallow off-the-face turbans for winter. adhere to the Hides and are difficult to remove.
Rubber teats must be thoroughly cleansed after each meal. Always ide out to ensure being] scrupulously clean. A sour teat would give your baby thrush or green stools. Keep two bottles and Several teats in use. Never use a rubber teat with a hole that has become too big or one which has perished from constant use.
Regularity in feeding must be adhered to strictly. Take care not!
give the food too hot or too cold. To keep at even heat during the! feed, a small flannel bag is" very useful to wrap round the bottle. Take ten to fifteen minutes for each feed, and give at least one interval half way, "Hold baby's back gently until he brings up the wind. This iz a simple method which saves! baby the cellicky indigestion pains. which, can be so trying.
If you in any doubt about your baby's welfare please phone 67597 er call at 19/20 Soochow: Road (Laetogen Baby Welfare Depattment).
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