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271-324 The causes of infant mortality--Bringing up by hand--Weaning, when and how to do it--Teething--Vaccination and re-vaccination --The food of infants and children--Concerning sleep in early life--The clothing of children, its pattern, amount, and quality--Bathing, ventilation, and exercise in early childhood--On learning to walk--The advantages of games and plays--On training the sight and hearing. THE MANAGEMENT OF SOME DISEASES OF CHILDHOOD 325-350 How to recognize and treat croup--Head colds--Fits--Nose-bleed-- Worms--Bed-wetting--Looseness of the bowels--Indigestion--Hints on home government--Is the race physically weaker? Part V. HEALTH IN MARRIAGE. DISEASES INCIDENT TO PREGNANCY 352-360 Morning sickness--Pain in the abdomen--Varicose veins--Piles-- Diarrhoea--Constipation--Cough--Wakefulness. DISEASES INCIDENT TO CHILDBED AND NURSING 361-385 Puerperal mania--White-flowing--Milk-leg--Inward weakness-- Various causes of weakness--Tight lacing one of them--Their treatment--Gathered breasts--Cracked nipples. Part VI. THE SINGLE LIFE. ADVANTAGES AND DRAWBACKS OF 386-388 Part VII. THE CHANGE OF LIFE. DISEASES AND HYGIENE OF 389-404 What it is--Age when it comes--Signs and symptoms--Effects on the character--Those who suffer most--Diseases and discomforts attending--Precautions and remedies. NOTES 405-420 INDEX 420-426 THE PHYSICAL LIFE OF WOMAN. _KNOWLEDGE IS SAFETY._ 'Knowledge is power,' said the philosopher. The maxim is true; but here is a greater truth: 'Knowledge is safety,'--safety amid the physical ills that beset us,--safety amid the moral pitfalls that environ us. Filled with this thought, we write this book. It is the Revelation of Science to Woman. It tells her, in language which aims at nothing but simplicity, the results which the study of her nature, as distinct from that of man, has attained. We may call it her physical biography. It is high time that such a book were written. The most absorbing question of the day is the 'Woman Question.' The social problems of
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