The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 10

YOUR BABY Pofirlinn Trtrt Of ran Overtaxes Baby By MTSTLC- MEYEE CLDKED. To Frequent Feedings Overtax Baby' Digestion. wnen we consiaer rniuc loon, well as a beverage, we can undtnUnd how vitally important 'it is to Include this food, along with all other wheri we offer the baby his regular To feed at one hour and offer ne mux lormuia at anoiner is, essence, to feed eight instead of lour times daily. This is a diges- live burden for baby. I I i Mrs.

M. B. F. says her mother end sister criticize her methods of deeding her baby. I am incline to think ther have some basis fo criticism.

Ml live at home I an my family tells me 1 over-teed the baby. She is 11 months old and weighs 23 pounds and is 29 1-2 Inches' tall. I "She wakens at about 7 to 7.30 and has 3 to 4 ounces of orange juice; 3 tablespoons of cereal and banana, if I am lucky enough to set one. At 10 to 10.30 she has a soft-boiled egg and a strip of. bacon.

At 1U0 she has eight ounces of milk. 1 1 "She takes a nap and then about 2 p.m. she has a can of soup or vegetables or1 a lamb chop and vegetables. Then another, bottle around 4-30 to o'clock. Then her fruit and egg at 6.30 and her last bottle (which she seldom finishes) at about 8 p.m.

I don't think she exceeds 24 ounces of milk; including that on her Li Her diet is fine but you' are deeding her too often. Consider, also, that cereal and banana are the same type of food and give one or the other, or half as much cereal as usual and half a banana. Give the cereal or banana and eight ounces of milk at 7 At mid-morning give the fruit juice and the daily allotment of vitamin (which you failed to mention and which is vitally important), i At 11.30 give the egg or scraped Jamb and vegetables along With milk pudding and as much milk as he will drink. sj At 5.30 to 6 offer cottage cheese, or egg custard and some' sieved cooked fruit and the third eight ounces of milk. "There is no harm In offering a part cup of milk at bedtime, but it is also a good practice to get baby used to going to bed without being fed.

Bottles stay in the picture over long when they are used as bedtime soothers, instead of purveyor of food. v4 "I Our leaflets, "Diet From 9 to 12 Months" and The Nursing may be had by sending 3 -cent stamoed. self-add reded envelope with your request: to Myrtle Meyer Eldred, in caw of The Ottawa Journal. Chicken Meal Always Welcome By XU. AUZANDtt GEOftG The fowl can be stuffed the day head.

Also dessert and salads made and stored in the refrigerator. Even the table can be 'set night befpre. Chicken Goes Anytime. Oyster Cocktail jioasi uucxen i.eiery aiuuing Mashed Potatoes Giblet Gravy Vegetable Stuffed Onions Cheese Topped Sliced Enriched Bread I Currant JrU-w victory Prune Salad in Gelatin Fresh Fruits Sugar Cookies Coffee Vegetable Staffed Onions, Cheese Topped cooked onions, 2 cups green beans, 1-8 teaspoon, salt, speck paprika. 1 cup cream vegetable sauce; 6 thin slices cheese, Remove the centres from onions.

Fit. onions into buttered, individual baking dishes. Stuff with beans mixed with sauce and seasonings. Top each with cheese. Bake 20 minutes in moderate The leftover onion may be used at some later meal for sea-, soiling soup, stew, stuff irig or any meat dish.

i Victory Fmae Salad In Gelatin 1. package lemon gelatin, 1 1-2 'cups boiling water or fruit juices, 2 tablespoons lemon Juice, 2-3 cup diced celery, 1 cup seeded prunes stuffed i with peanut: butter, 1-2 cup nut meats, i-4 teaspoon salt, 1-4 cup mayonnaise. I Dissolve gelatin water, add lemon juice and pour an inch layer in shallow mold. Chill until stiff and insert stuffed prunes. Add rest of ingredients to remaining gelatin and chill until a little stiff.

Pour -into mold and. chill until firm. Unmold on shredded lettuce and top with more Spread halves1 of acorn or quash with equal portions of melted butter and corn syrup and bake until squash is soft Sprinkle with salt and paprika and servej Squash requires long, moderab cooking about two hours. Kl Jimo XV A The December meeting, of Group Three of the Women's Association of St James United! Church was held in the form of a Christmas party atthe home of Mrs. Nelson George Brackenridge presided and all officers were re-elected for the new year.

Games and a contest were enjoyed and refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. E. N. Hortcm Mrs. F.

Heney, Mrs. Timleck and Mrs. R. TruemaiW-Erskbse Missionary" Society. Mrs.

H. E. Hughston presided: o-er the annual meeting of the Women's Missionary Society ofJ xrstane I Presbyterian Church; all officers presented reports of a successful Two seals were given to the Mission Band. Rev. Robert Good gave-a short talk on and Mrs.1 Allen supervisor of nutrition for the.

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