Why Some Babies Rock In Cribs And How To Help
The piece notes that some infants rock back and forth in cribs during transitions in development. It suggests high strung or sensitive temperaments and more boys rocking, usually stopping by age three. Recommendations include crib padding, carpeting, wall tying, and consulting a doctor only if rocking persists. It ends with a fact about President Rutherford B. Hayes having seven sons and one daughter.
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E. G. Osborne
America
Atomic Upbeat and France Elections Weigh on World View
Foreign News Commentary notes intensified Chinese nuclear and missile research in Sinkiang Chinghai and Kansu with speculation of tests. In France Gaullists face a tight June vote and prices may rise after wage hikes. US Soviet consular treaty outlook dim with US Senate objections and State Department cuts. Wilmington reports high frequency sound waves measure nylon elasticity.
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New Faster FASTEETH Promises firmer denture fit
An improved alkaline powder, FASTEETH, claims to hold denture plates firmer and increase comfort. It advises regular dental visits and availability at drug counters to prevent embarrassment from loose teeth.
Orphans of the Living: Foster Care Crisis Widens
Social workers warn 300000 children lack stable parents as foster care becomes permanent for many. Causes include parental neglect and economic troubles. experts urge prevention, more social workers, higher salaries, and closer agency partnerships with families.
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Rebecca Smith
Child Welfare League of America
Public Affairs Committee, Inc
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Welfare League
Richard Haitch
New York Times
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