Child Care Collection
"Capturing the Essence: A Journey through Child Care" Step back in time to 1915, where Nestles Milk was a trusted companion for nurturing little ones
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"Capturing the Essence: A Journey through Child Care" Step back in time to 1915, where Nestles Milk was a trusted companion for nurturing little ones. Imagine a bustling city street with buggy parking, as parents attend to their daily tasks while ensuring their children are safe and sound. In 1887, an American advertisement for Pears Soap showcased the importance of cleanliness in child care, emphasizing the need for gentle products even then. Travel further back to the era of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, whose love and dedication towards her own children set an example for generations to come. Witness the tender moments of massaging baby toes, a simple act that brings comfort and joy to both parent and child. Explore child care practices within Native American camps, where communal support ensures every infant is nurtured and cherished by all members of the tribe. Observe with awe as an infant takes its first steps into independence through crawling - a milestone that marks the beginning of exploration and discovery. Admire Andrea del Sarto's masterpiece "Virgin and Child with Saints Catherine, Elisabeth and John the Baptist, " which depicts timeless maternal love transcending centuries. Enter a study room on Ile de La Reunion in 1813; witness a family engrossed in learning together - education being an integral part of comprehensive child care throughout history. Experience Tessa at Home from George Eliot's Romola. Frederic Leighton's artistry captures domestic bliss as Tessa tends to her loved ones' needs - epitomizing selflessness in child care roles. Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida's painting "After Bathing" transports us to 1915. The artist beautifully portrays post-bath tranquility when caregivers wrap their little ones in warmth after cleansing rituals. Lastly, Arthur Hacker's "The Fisherman's Wife" reminds us that child care extends beyond biological bonds; it encompasses compassion from all who surround and protect the young.