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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1937
Page
17
Warian Houlihan warns that homes pose more hazards to infants than any other place, with pins and small objects swallowed by curious babies and dangerous electrical items like irons left on. She urges vigilant safety measures and parental action to protect infants.
The article urges parents to ensure tires and brakes are safe for family use. It stresses protecting a baby during rides, preventing shattered glass from unsafe windows, and making the car as safe as possible. Dad and mom share the duty of child safety at the wheel.
The child chews everything during teething, preferring cheap toys that shed paint or splinters. Sharp toys threaten sensitive gums and small fingers. Offer round hard toys or sanitary rubber dolls in cellophane. If unsure about cleanliness, a reliable toy can be boiled for sterilization. Colorful beads appear among common teething dangers.
A cautionary guide warns that toys and furniture with sharp edges and hot liquids pose risks as a child starts to toddle. It urges securing stairs, avoiding bare feet on tools, and eliminating fire hazards with early wooden guards and careful housekeeping to reduce injuries.
An article urging in early childhood training to view the backyard as a safe play space. It highlights a shaded sandbox, slides, blocks, and swings, plus a sprinkler for hot days, and suggests educating youngsters about where food comes from through garden growth.
Advice emphasizes posture in infants from sitting to walking to ensure future carriage and grace. Natural exercises include kicking and arm swings before bath on a flat surface. A good bed supports posture with a smooth mattress or folded blankets as a substitute.
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