London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Tottenham 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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3. Clothing of babies, toddlers and school children in summer
and winter.
4. Prevention of dental caries.
5. Balanced diets for infants and toddlers.
6. Sleep and rest for toddlers and babies.
7. Prevention of Diphtheria.
8. Home nursing of Measles, signs and symptoms, and prevention
of spread of infection.
9. Prevention and treatment of accidents in the home.
10. First Aid in the home.
11. Home nursing.
12. Personal and Domestic Hygiene.
13. Dangers of the dummy and stiff binders, etc.
14. Care of teats and feeding bottles.
15. Local maternity service.
16. The importance of keeping clinic appointments.
17. Food, fresh air and fitness.
EXHIBITIONS IN CONNECTION WITH MATERNITY AND
CHILD WELFARE DEPARTMENT—EDUCATION
BY OBSERVATION.
Permanent Exhibition.
1. The expectant mother: ideal diets, clothing and hygiene during
pregnancy.
2. The nursing mother: diet and importance of regular feeding
and habits.
3. Artificially fed babies: diet, care of utensils and importance
of correct measurements and regular feeding.
4. Posters, Special Notices and Drawings on the blackboards,
including "Do's and Don'ts, what to do and what not to do."