Fat 5.50 0.24 1.16 8.78 Proteins 14.34 11.50 5.82 16.35 Cane Sugar 25.00 ... ... ... Dextrose ... ... } 53.46[1] ... Lactose (milk sugar) 6.57 ... } } 49.15[2] Maltose } 27.36 60.80 ... } Dextrins } 19.20 14.35 18.80 Carbohydrates (soluble) 58.93 80.00 67.81 67.95 Starch 15.39 ... 21.21 ... Inorganic Salts 2.03 3.59 1.30 3.86 Water 3.81 4.73 2.70 3.06 Ridge's Imperial Carnrick's Ingredients Food Granum Food Per cent Per cent Per cent Fat 1.11 1.04 7.45 Proteins 11.81 14.00 10.25 Cane Sugar ... ... ... Dextrose 0.52 0.42 ... Lactose (milk sugar) ... ... Maltose ... ... Dextrins 1.28 1.38 ... Carbohydrates (soluble) 1.80 1.80 27.08 Starch 76.21 73.54 37.37 Inorganic Salts 0.49 0.39 4.42 Water 8.58 9.23 3.42 [1] Chiefly Lactose. [2] Largely Maltose. CHAPTER XX BABY'S BATH AND TOILET From earliest girlhood, women have loved their dolls, and one of the greatest joys connected with the adored experience was the make-believe bath and the dressing of the make-believe baby; so now, when we are the happy possessors of real live dolls, we should go about the task with the same lightheartedness of a score of years ago when we hugged, kissed, bathed, and dressed our dolls. There is one big advantage now, the doll won't break; but, we sigh as we stop to think, we can't stick pins into it as we all did into the sawdust bodies of our dolls those years and years ago. THE FIRST WEEK In the chapter on "Baby's Early Care," this subject was fully discussed and we only wish to repeat, in passing, that before baby's bath or toilet is undertaken the hands of the mother, nurse, or caretaker must be scrupulously clean. And while the first day's bath usually consists of sweet oil, albolene, or benzoated lard, if the new baby happens to come during the very warm days of July or August and the oil seems to irritate the soft downy skin, as it often does during those hot days, a simple sponge bath may be substituted. The cord dressing remains as the doctor left it, and if there be any interference, let it be subject to his orders.