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Robert Kemp Philp
697
2036.
Drink.
With
respect
to
Drink,
physicians
are
decidedly
against
giving
it
to
children
in
large
quantities,
and
at
irregular
periods,
whether
it
consists
of
the
mother's
milk,
or
any
other
equally
mild
liquid.
2037.
Improper.
It
is
improper
and
pernicious
to
keep
infants
continually
at
the
breast;
and
it
would
be
less
hurtful,
nay,
even
judicious,
to
let
them
cry
for
a
few
nights,
rather
than
to
fill
them
incessantly
with
milk,
which
readily
turns
sour
on
the
stomach,
weakens
the
digestive
organs,
and
ultimately
generates
scrofulous
affections.
2038.
Liquids.
In
the
latter
part
of
the
First
Year,
pure
water,
milk-and-water,
or
toast-and-water
may
occasionally
be
given.
On
no
account
should
a
young
child
be
permitted
to
taste
beer
or
wine,
unless
specially
ordered
by
a
medical
man.
Those
parents
who
accustom
their
children
to
drink
water
only,
bestow
on
them
a
fortune,
the
value
and
importance
of
which
will
be
sensibly
felt
through
life.
2039.
Drinking
with
Meals.
Many
Children
acquire
a
Habit
of
Drinking
during
their
meals;
it
would
be
more
conducive
to
digestion
if
they
were
accustomed
to
drink
only
after
having
made
a
meal.
This
salutary
rule
is
too
often
neglected,
though
it
is
certain
that
innundations
of
the
stomach,
during
the
mastication
and
maceration
of
the
food,
not
only
vitiate
digestion,
but
they
may
be
attended
with
other
bad
consequences;
as
cold
drink,
when
brought
in
contact
with
the
teeth
previously
heated,
may
easily
occasion
cracks
or
chinks
in
these
useful
bones,
and
pave
the
way
for
their
carious
dissolution.
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