Chapter VI: Prenatal Hygiene; Motherhood, Fatherhood

I. Abbott, Ernest Hamlin. On the Training of Parents. Houghton.
1908. 140 p. $1.00. Concrete essays and stories on preparation for
child training.

Bishop, Emily M. Daily Ways to Health. (Chap. VIII.)

Call, Annie P. Power through Repose. Little. 1892. 201 p. $1.00.
How to relax, overcome nervousness, gain mental poise.

Galbraith, Anna M. Four Epochs of a Woman’s Life. Saunders. 1913.
244 p. Illus. $1.50. Special hygiene and physiology of girlhood,
womanhood, marriage, maternity and middle age.

Hollander, Bernard. Nervous Disorders of Women. Saunders. 1916.
207 p. $1.50. Common nervous disorders and their rational
treatment by hygiene, hygienic measures and mental treatment.

Latimer, Caroline W. Girl and Woman. Appleton. 1913. 318 p.
$1.50. Personal hygiene, special physiology and hygiene for young
women. Written by a physician and biologist.

Norris, Kathleen. Mother. Doubleday. 1911. 172 p. $1.00. A story
of the mother’s responsibilities and her opportunities.

Rice, Susan T. Mothers’ Day. Moffatt. 1915. 363 p. $1.00. Origin,
history, celebration, significance, as related in prose and
poetry.

Rice, Susan T. The Mother in Verse and Prose. Moffatt. 1916. 357
p. $1.50. Large volume including poems of motherhood, lullabies;
prose excerpts from writers on the mothers of the famous.

Richards, Florence H. Hygiene for Girls. Heath. 1913. Illus.
$.70. Individual and community hygiene, with chapter on special
hygiene for young women; written by a physician.

Stuart, Ruth M. Sonny. Century. 1908. 135 p. $1.00. A short story
of parental aspirations and experiences.

I._b._ West, Mrs. Max. Prenatal Care. U. S. Children’s Bureau.
1915. 84 p. Illus. Free. Simple and practical.

(See also Chaps. IV, VII, VIII, XX.)