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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1932
Page
8
The text discusses infant sleep as natural and essential for children. It notes newborns sleep about 20 hours in the first 44 hours, with awakenings for feeds. By three months nightly sleep is not common, and by year one children need morning and afternoon naps of one to two hours. The morning nap ends around age two, while the afternoon nap may continue longer.
The law requires birth reports from physicians nurses or midwives to the health officer or town clerk who forwards them to the state board of health. If uncertain about a baby's record contact the state board for a blank form to record the birth yourself. It is never too late and may help the child in years ahead.
Advice warns parents not to show doubt about a child accepting food. If a child senses rejection or expectation of refusal, the child may refuse the food. The message stresses positive cues to encourage eating behavior in children.
Instruction on keeping a newborn’s eyes ears nose and mouth clean, urging immediate medical drops after birth to prevent deafness or blindness. Advises not to force a child to eat when upset and to present food after calming the baby.
A column argues the imperative of education and specialized training in modern civilization. It asserts education opens higher lifetime earnings, contrasts college vs high school outcomes, and warns untrained youth face limited work and social separation as they age. The piece urges fathers and mothers to secure their children's future through college education.
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