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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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a mixture of milk and cream.

_How should the food be prepared during the early months?_

It is convenient in calculation to make up twenty ounces of food at a
time. The first step is to obtain the 10-per-cent milk or the
7-per-cent milk to be used as the primary formula. Then to take the
number of ounces of this that are called for in the formula desired.

Note.--One should not make the mistake of taking from the top of the
bottle only the number of ounces needed in the formula as this may
give quite a different result.

There will be required in addition one ounce of milk sugar[4] and one
ounce of lime-water in each twenty ounces. The rest of the food will
be made up of boiled water.

[4] If the milk sugar be measured in the milk-dipper, two scant
dipperfuls may be calculated as one ounce. If measured in a
tablespoon, three even tablespoonfuls may be calculated as one
ounce.

These formulas written out would be as follows:

_First Series_

_Formulas for the Early Months from 10-per-cent Milk_

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