_Chapter VIII._ 25. Supporting heavy breasts with straight binder 118 26. Supporting heavy breasts by means of three folded towels 119 27. Indian binder for heavy breasts 120 28. Protecting nipples with sterile gauze 121 29. Position of mother and baby while nursing in bed 123 30. Using shield to protect sore nipples, while nursing baby 124 31. Nipple shield used in Fig. 30 125 32 to 38, Bed exercises inclusive. 128 to 131 39. Knee chest position 132 40. Walking on all fours 133 _Chapter X._ 41. Baby’s weight chart 151 42. Diagram of first teeth 153 43. Appearance of fresh cord immediately after birth 154 44. Appearance of cord four days after birth 155 45. Appearance of navel after cord has dropped off 155 46. Appearance of normal, well healed navel 156 47. Preparing the baby’s milk 169 48. Position in which to hold baby and bottle for feeding 172 49. Holding baby upright after feeding to prevent colic 173 50. Putting the baby into his bath 185 51. Supporting the baby’s head above water while giving bath 186 52. Dry, sterile cord dressing 189 53. Flannel band over cord dressing 190 54. Putting on the straight diaper 191 55. The diaper in Fig. 54 applied 192 56. The Sutton poncho 198 57. Method of carrying baby to support back and head 200 58. Training the baby to use a chamber 202 59. Elbow cuffs to prevent thumb sucking 203 60. Immersing baby for bran or mustard bath 209 61. Putting the baby into a wet pack 210 62. The baby in a wet pack 211 63.