Right Clothes
Help Children
Beat The Heat
By DOROTHY V.WHIPPLE, M.D.
AP NfWSfMtllTfS
Let's not just grouch and groan
through the heat waves we're
bound to fcave every summer.
There are a few things we can
do to keep the whole family a
little more comfortable.
Take the question of clothing.
The four principles of hot weath
er clothing are Loose fit, light
veight, porous texture and light
color.
Snug clothing prevents the cir
culation of air around the body.
There is little opportunity for
perspiration to evaporate. Evap
oration is nature's way of cooling
us off. Watch the children's
clothes and see to it that arm
holes are wide and loose that
neck and leg openings are roomy
and free At the rate at which
children grow you need to he
especially careful that they are
not made extr;f uncomfortable in
hot weather with tight, outgrown
clothing.
Hot weather clothing needs to
he Light in weight hut even more
ii^^Hant it should he porous,
M^Wit air can circulate through
it as well as around it Cotton
has always been a summer stand
by and still is. Some of the new
miracle fabrics are also porous,
hut some are not. For summer
time pick your miracle fabrics,
with this quality in mind as well
as the fact that they do not re
quire ironing.
While you and the children are
out in the sun light, colored
clothing will reflect the sun's
rays, while dark colors absorb
them. You're cooler in light
colored clothes.
The baby's clothes should fol
low the same principles as those
for the rest of the family. When
it's very hot the baby needs only
a diaper and a loose fitting por
ous garment! He's better off if
you do put a loose top garment
on him than if you leave him
with only a diaper. Babies, like
the rest of us. perspire when
it's hot. But babies chill very
easily too. You know how you
feel when you're all wet with
perspiration and there's a sudden
breeze?you're chilly. A baby
will sometimes get so chilled that
lie becomes sick. Keep a loose
fitting shirt on the baby even in
hot weather.
And another thing for the baby
? leave off the rubber pants dur
ing a heal wave. The tight non
porous quality of any waterproof
protection is very heating. If
you're very anxious for some pro
tection from the baby's sudden
deluges use wool soakers. Con
trary to what you might think
ihey are much less heating than
the thin but tight rubber or plas
tic pants.
On the baby's bed put one or
even two non-waterproof quilted
pads between any waterproof pro
tection you have over the mat
tress. If you don't believe a rub
ber sheet is hot just try lying
on one some night when the
temperature is in the nineties.
You'll never make your baby do
it if you've ever done it your
self.
Three-In-One School Dress <
TIIKEE-PART HARMONY ... For the first day
of school our young student wears a "duette"
consisting of suspender dress of fine cotton broad
cloth and under-dress of gav plaid gingham. Next
day she wears the under-dress alone. And for
the party after sehool, Mom brings a spie-and
span white pique petti-blouse, to be worn under
the pretty suspender dress. All are designed by
Celeste, to go together
By DOROTHY ROE
Associated l'ress Women's Editor
SMART MOTHERS iiave dis
covered the changeabou) ward
robe for the kindergarten set
Grown-ups have been enjoying
tii;' mix-or-match idea for years,
in blouses, skirts and jackets.
But the younger set can achieve
the same results with suspender
dresses.
One New York designer,
Celeste, has come up with the
"duette" dress for pint-size glam
or girls. It consists of an out
fit in two parts, which may be
worn separately and interchang
ed with other things.
The idea starts with a jumper
and a coordinated under-dress,
instead of the usual blouse,
which is always pulling out at
the waist. This acts as both blouse
and petticoat, and is so carefully
styled and finished that it can be
worn separately, as another dress
for school or play.
An added attraction is a sep
arate potti-blouse in white pique
to be worn with the same jump
er. the top precisely tailored in
the best blouse fashion, with tiny
tucks and minute ocean-pearl but
tons, attached to a full skirt with
ruffled flounce.
Thus Mom can buy the jumper
outfit, complete with under-dress,
add a white petti-blouse, and have
three outfits for her small school
belle. All three are cut to go to
gether, and extra petticoats are
unnecessary.
It's a great way to initiate a
small charmer into the science of
a planned and coordinated ward
robe ? and it's easy on Mom's
budget, too.
Noon Meal Is Important
To Children's Good Health
Making sure the youngsters get
a balanced diet every day be
comes a more complicated prob
lem for mother with the return
of school days.
Key to the problem is to know
what part of the daily food re
quirements are supplied by the
school lunch, so that other meals
can be planned to round out the
balanced diet.
Since lunch is usually eaten
away from home, mother often
needs to play the role of a skill
full ? and tactful ? detective.
First, she must find out what is
provided for the school lunch;
then she has the more difficult
task of discovering what .lohnn>
and Susie actually eat
Checking up on the school
lunch is easiest when the lunch
is packed at home. Foods that go
into the lunch box can be selected
to do their share in the child's
over-all diet, and they can be
planned for variety and plenty of
appetite appeal
When lunch is supplied at
schoql through a cafeteria or the
National School Lunch Program,
mother should check with the
school to learn about lunch facil
ities and menus. Some schools
send weekly menus home for
mother to see in advance
In some types of school lunch
programs, the meal must he sup
plemented by foods brought from
home. Again, careful planning is
required to be sure the additional
foods do their part in balancing
the diet. At a minimum, the
lunch program will provide the
always important and popular
beverage, milk.
Detective skill comes into play
in learning what the children ac
tually eat. "What did you eat for
lunch .today9" should be a casual
question, asked in a variety of
Collecre Bound - Then Smart Lucrcracre Is A Necessity
College luggage is a major in
vestment which will travel with
the student for four years, and
frequently on through a wedding
or the start of a career.
Like a college wardrobe, lug
gage owned by a boy or girl is
a "prestige" possession which
should never be borrowed from ?
friends or culled from an as
sortment In the attic.
Girls will find that three basic
pieces fill the bill for trips of
any length; starter sets could in
clude a train case or fitted cos
metic case, a weekender or over
night bag. and a pullmnn or
wardrobe case
Fashion plays a big role in the
selection of traveling garment
carriers and matching duffle and
'zipper bags..
For hoys, the one-suiter hag
is- very popular, paired with a
matching bag for accessories or
overnight use
Roth hoys and girls find use
for luggage chosen for college;
high colors are smart, and yet
easy lo keep spanking fresh he
cause of new fabric and plastic
finishes which resist scuffing and
wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Gii Is have a choice of bright
or pastel colors?even gay plaids
which are a cinch to spot in a
crowded waiting room Rovs still
like (lie traditional ginger and
suntan. bid charcoal, navy and
sometimes smart tweeds are seen.
.-\ large. Mat packing trunk
takes care of heavy items such
as hooks, winter coats, room ac
cessories and sports equipment.
The student arranges for the
trunk lo he sent ahead so that
it is waiting In the dorm when
he or she arrives
Provides Extra Storage
Frequently the trunk also
serves as an extra seat or under
bed storage
Filter or aluminum laundry
cases are the answer to laundry
v hich must be sent home regu
larly. the telescoping feature of
the lid accommodates as little or
as much clothing as the student
needs. Laundry cases are al
ways made to meet post office
ways and with cheerful interest.
Even w hen a child carries his
lunch.'he may trade with other
youngsters, so the check-up on
what is eaten is always impor
tant.
When good eating habits are
formed at home, children will al
most certainly eat properly away
front home. Mother can help to
achieve the balanced diet by mak
ing every meal at home meet |
two requirements
Each meal should be coordi
nated with all other meals, so
that none of the diet essentials
are overlooked. Then, every meal
should be interesting as well as
nutritous?planned to stimulate
appetite and encourage eating.
CAPERING CAPES
"Capes are cutting the cutest
capers." giggles AMERICAN
specifications for economical par
cel-posting to anil fron) school
CIRL. The magazine pictures
one. "as big as a hug-of-the
shoulders," which comes in a
solid color with plaid edging, ties
snugly under dress shirt collar.
"From there, a placket-line of
buttons marchns straight down to al
torso-cuffed skirt; and sleeves.
Just aOout the same length as
the rape."
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