129, 130, Bed exercises taken during the puerperium 131, 132, 133, 134, 350 to 135. 353 136. Knee-chest position 354 137. Exercising by walking on all fours 354 138. Position of mother and baby for nursing in bed 359 139. The Nursing Mother (from a painting by Gari Melchers) 361 140. Baby partially blind as a result of a faulty diet 378 141. Rachitic and normal babies of the same age 381 142. Chest walls of normal and rachitic rats of the same age 383 143. Interior of specimens in Fig. 142 384 THE MATERNITY PATIENT IN THE COMMUNITY. 144. Baby’s bed improvised from a market basket 415 145. Layette recommended to expectant mothers by Maternity Centre Association 416 146. Breast tray recommended to expectant mothers by Maternity Centre Association 417 147. Baby’s toilet tray recommended to expectant mothers by Maternity Centre Association 417 THE BABY. 148. Diagram of first teeth 456 149. Umbilical cord immediately after birth 457 150. The same four days later 457 151. Umbilicus immediately after separation of cord 458 152. Well healed umbilicus 458 153. Nursery at Manhattan Maternity Hospital 465 154. Bathing the baby 467 155. Preparation for circumcision 468 156. Baby draped with sterile sheet, in above 469 157. Cord dressed with dry sterile gauze 470 158. Abdominal binder applied over cord dressing 471 159. Satisfactory baby clothes 473 160. Diagonally folded diaper applied 474 161. Longitudinally folded diaper applied 474 162. Sutton poncho to protect baby for outdoor sleeping 479 163. Training the baby to use a chamber 481 164. Stiff cuffs to prevent thumb sucking 483 165. Hammer cap to prevent ruminating 484 166. Ruminating cap applied 485 167. Proper method of carrying baby 487