starts to walk you will know that your love and devotion have brought him safely through the perilous first few months of life, and his sturdy limbs and happy, contented disposition will make you glad that you insisted, from the first, that Baby's food must be either his mother's milk — or Glaxo, the one safe and most economical alternative for breast milk. An a leading Infant Specialist said when called in consultation oT«radoc tor's own baby, "It must bo either Glaxo or a wat nursa." filaxo was chosen, and ton months afUnrarda the doctor wrote: "I am mora than satisfied with th« result of'Glaxo' leading in my child's case. Ho is firm, has cut his teath up to date stands up well, and there is plenty of bone." 1 Glaxo builds healthier, happier and brighter babies than those fed on starchy and flour foods, because a pure, easily dijoited milk is the only food suitabl* for u young baby, and Glaxo is entirely pure, fresh milk enriched with extra cream and milk sugar. Only the very best milk is made into 6laxo, and, so that it shall be quite fresh, the milk is delivered to the Glaxo factory within two hours of its being drawn from the cow. It is iraiaediately pasteurised and 2 filtered and the necessary cream and milk sugar added. All the natural sweetness and purity is retained by the Glaxo process, • which dries the milk and cream to a powder, and also causes nourishing casein of the milk subsequently to form into light, flaky particles easily digested, by even a very weak baby. As another doctor has said: "Giaxo is superior to cow's milk for infants, being so much more digestible, and sheuld be absvlutely invaluable to mothers who for any reason cannot suckle their infants." (Signed) M.K.C.S., L.fi.C.P. There is nothing secret about Glaxo, because every mother has a right to know of what the food she gives her baby is composed—and she knows that starch, flour, malt and cane sugar ure not in bre-ist milk nor in Glaxo. If Nature had thought them necessary or good for Baby, they would be in breast milk. Give your baby Glaxo, either as his sole food or in turn with breast milk, and yon will be giving him the food which is cheapest in the end, the feed which doctors recommend and give to their awn babies, the food from which, even from birth, baby can derive everything hj« needs to grow up big, strong, and bonnie The Food that "Builds Bonnie Babies" 2/-, 5/- Tim of all Chemists and Stores Ask your Doctor ! Send this Coupon To-day for the free glaxo baby book 7e GLAXO Dapt. 29 Palmtntan N, Pleaae tend me by rotura the 72-paee GLaXO BABY BOOK offered i'JJKE to ereryone who lores a baby. DEDICATED TO EVERYONE WHO LOVES A BABY. 72 walMilustrated paces full of useful hints and information for every nurse And mother. Hew useful this book it can bo seen by the Index. It contains many beautiful photographs and a Urge numb or of letters frem doctor* aad others. CONTENTS OF THE GLAXO BABY BOOKi N.B.—lf 3d in itampi It ee at wit* this Ooepo*. a Trial Tia of Glaxo will be supplied to yen in additioa to the Bit.br Adenoids 99 Advijs to ft Mother ..28 AlbumenWfcicr ....86 Ailments 28 Analysis 89 Bftthiogßaby >«««•< 11 Beef Juice 13 Beef Tea 47 B-jwLegs SO BreadandQlaio .... 45 Bronchitis 30 Broth o'#ftl) 47 Burns 91 Capacity of Baby's Stomach 18 Chafing 81 Chicken Fox ........ SI Chilblains 82 Clothing 37 Colds Colic 38 Comforters 37 Constipation 33 Convulsions &> Croup 32 Custard 49 Delicate Babies .... 23 Developments ...... 7 Diarrhcßa 84, Dietaries 9 to 12 Booths 46 12 to 16 months Hto 2} years .. 45 Dill Water ...88 Diphtheria 85 Dysentery 38 Expectant Mothers .. 20 Feeding Baby 12 Feeding Bottles .... 26 F«rer 86 bruit Juice 19 German Measles ...37 Hiccough 87 Infectious Diseases 42 Jauitdico 37 Measles 37 Measure 72 Meat Juice 19 Medical Press ...... 72 Medicine Chest 42 Mump# B7 Night Feeds 22 Nurssrjr 6 Nursing Mothers ....20 Premature Babies 1-i Quinsy 59 Heoipes 46 Regular Habits 9 Restless Sleep ...... 90 Kicnetu . as Ringworm 81) Hcalds (see bums) .. B'J SoarUi tf'evtr (see (ever) 89 B<i*rl»tina («e« later) 40 Scurry 40 Sleep 0 Squint 40 Teething 40 TiiueTableforFeeding 91 UWhrnmials .... 62-71 Thrush 41 Tuiieilitia 41 Travelling {2 TypUwid ftver (m fever) 41 41 47 Bcfare you buy St .F«o4*r, fttk your ChemUt to show you a Glaxe Feeder. V *«| Vomiting Whooping Ojugh When B»by gota 1
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Taranaki Daily News, 9 March 1916, Page 7
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