The Care and Feeding of Children - A Catechism for the Use of Mothers and Children's Nurses by L. Emmett Holt
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is active; and they always perspire easily during their play. When
they go out of doors, the addition of coats and leggings renders thick flannels unnecessary. _Are not many little children clothed too thinly for the ordinary house?_ Very few. The almost invariable mistake made in city homes is that of excessive clothing and too warm rooms. These two things are among the most frequent reasons for their taking cold so easily. NAPKINS _How should napkins be taken care of?_ They should he immediately removed from the nursery when soiled or wet. Soiled napkins should be kept in a receptacle with a tight cover, and washed as soon as possible. _Should napkins which have been only wet be used a second time without washing?_ It is no doubt better to use only fresh napkins, but there is no serious objection to using them twice unless there is chafing of the skin. Clean napkins, changed as soon as wet or soiled, are of much importance in keeping the skin healthy. _What are the important things to be observed in washing napkins?_ |
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