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• catalog alternative "CB folder".
• catalog alternative "Children's Bureau folder".
• catalog contributor b8802079.
• catalog date "192u".
• catalog description "1. Minimum standards of prenatal care. 1923. Same. Revised. 1927. The Expectant Mother. 1936. Same. (Revised.) 1943. So your expecting a baby. 1947.--2. Backyard playgrounds. 1923.--3. Why drink milk? Milk is the indispensible food for children. 1924. Same. Revised. 1929.--4. What builds babies? The mother's diet in the pregnant and nursing periods. 1925. Same. Revised. April 1933.--5. Sunlight for babies. 1926. Same Revised. July 1931.--6. From school to work. 1926. Fair labor standards for children. Revised. 1939.--7. Community care of dependent, delinquent, and handicapped children. 1926. Community social services for children. Revised. 1939.--8. Breast feeding. 1926. Same. Revised. August 1932. Same (Revised.) 1938. Same. Revised. 1947.--9. Keeping the well baby well. 1927. Same. Revised. 1928. Same. Revised. 1935. Same. Revised. 1938. Same. Revised. 1944. Your well baby. 1947.--10. Out of babyhood into childhood, 1-6 years. 1929. Same. (Revised.) 1934. Same (Revised.) 1943. Into Childhood. 1949.--11. Why sleep? Sleep helps children grow. 1929. Same. Revised. 1935. Your child's sleep. 1940.--12. Your child's teeth. By Percy R. Howe. 1929.--13. Adoption. 1938. When you adopt a child. 1947.--14. Well-nourished children. (1939)--15. The Children's Bureau aim - a better chance for every child. (1939)--16. The healthy, well-nourished baby, birth to 1 year. 1940.--17. The healthy, well-nourished child, 1-6 years. 1940.--18. The healthy, well-nourished child 6 to 16 years. 1940.--19. Mother! nurse your baby! 1940.--20 Feeding your".
• catalog description "Some of the numbers issued in reprinted and revised editions, with changes in special title.".
• catalog extent "v.".
• catalog issued "192u".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Washington.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Minimum standards of prenatal care. 1923. Same. Revised. 1927. The Expectant Mother. 1936. Same. (Revised.) 1943. So your expecting a baby. 1947.--2. Backyard playgrounds. 1923.--3. Why drink milk? Milk is the indispensible food for children. 1924. Same. Revised. 1929.--4. What builds babies? The mother's diet in the pregnant and nursing periods. 1925. Same. Revised. April 1933.--5. Sunlight for babies. 1926. Same Revised. July 1931.--6. From school to work. 1926. Fair labor standards for children. Revised. 1939.--7. Community care of dependent, delinquent, and handicapped children. 1926. Community social services for children. Revised. 1939.--8. Breast feeding. 1926. Same. Revised. August 1932. Same (Revised.) 1938. Same. Revised. 1947.--9. Keeping the well baby well. 1927. Same. Revised. 1928. Same. Revised. 1935. Same. Revised. 1938. Same. Revised. 1944. Your well baby. 1947.--10. Out of babyhood into childhood, 1-6 years. 1929. Same. (Revised.) 1934. Same (Revised.) 1943. Into Childhood. 1949.--11. Why sleep? Sleep helps children grow. 1929. Same. Revised. 1935. Your child's sleep. 1940.--12. Your child's teeth. By Percy R. Howe. 1929.--13. Adoption. 1938. When you adopt a child. 1947.--14. Well-nourished children. (1939)--15. The Children's Bureau aim - a better chance for every child. (1939)--16. The healthy, well-nourished baby, birth to 1 year. 1940.--17. The healthy, well-nourished child, 1-6 years. 1940.--18. The healthy, well-nourished child 6 to 16 years. 1940.--19. Mother! nurse your baby! 1940.--20 Feeding your".
• catalog title "CB folder".
• catalog title "Children's Bureau folder".
• catalog title "Folder - U.S. Children's Bureau.".
• catalog type "text".