Before Miriam Stoppard, and even before Dr Spock, there was little
in the way of books with advice for new mothers. Many woman relied
on their parents for information on how to look after their new
baby. For those lucky ladies in the late Victorian and early
Edwardian era, there was Mrs J. Langton Hewer's Our Baby for
Mothers and Nurses. Full of useful information on everything from
what to dress baby in to finding a baby's nurse, and from diseases
to feeding, Our Baby was a veritable bible for expectant and new
mothers. Our Baby is as useful today, with much information still
valid to the modern mother, but can also be considered as a useful
social document of how we used to live a century ago.
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