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St Pancras 1909

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]

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Inquiry as to Industrial Employment of Mai'ried Women and Infant Mortality (1908).

SUMMARY.

Area St. Pancras, Ward VI. (East).

II.—EMPLOYMENT OF MOTHER IN RELATION TO HEALTH OF CHILD.
A.—Children surviving first year 356' 6 Particulars not ascertained.
92 Mothers industrially employed.
,258 Mothers not industrially employed.
Total, in case of mother industrially employed.In case of mothers industrially employed.In case of mothers not industrially employed.
A.t home.In factory or workshop.Elsewhere.
In lead.Otherwise.
Industrial work discontinued before confinementNot begun during' this Pregnancy ..9217————258 mothers were not industrially employed at all.
< 1 week219—210
< 2 weeks2——11
<3 „1_——1
<4 „41_12
< 8 „131—57
<12 „4_—22
<2610—163
<20 ,, and over3———3
period not ascertained1710——7
Industrial work resumed after confinement within4 weeks92174—211
6 „102—35
8 „81——2
12 „.2——2—
52132—56
not within year328—519
Period not ascertained1510113
Nursed (at last visit)by mother926725——32257258
at home by other person18——5131
put out7——6 11-
Feedingbreast alone< 1 month921—118258
< 2 months2—2815
< 3 ,,1—118
<6 „2—3417
6 months (and over19—1225196
breast partly< 1 month—————
< 2 months—————
< 3 „—————
< 6 „————1
6 months (and over————3
artificial entirely (from birth)3—237
feeding not ascertained——1—3