Poisons Doctor or emergency ward. If your child has swallowed something that you diink might be poisonous, telephone your doctor for advice. If you can’t reach him immediately, ask his secretary or the telephone operator to find him or some other doctor. While you are waiting... 

Swallowed Objects and Choking Swallowed objects. Babies and small children swallow prune pits, coins, safety pins, beads, buttons—in fact, anything you can mention. They seem to be able to pass most of these things through their stomachs and intestines with the greatest of ease,... 

Sprains Fractures Head Injuries Sprains usually need examination and  treatment.  If your child sprains hi* ankle, have him lie down for a half hour or so and elevate the foot on a pillow. This keeps the deep hemorrhage and swelling to a minimum. If swelling occurs, you ought to... 

Cuts, Hemorrhage, and Burns Soap and pure water for cuts and scratches. The best treatment for scratches and small cuts is to wash them with soap and pure water on a piece of absorbent cotton or clea:. cloth. Then rinse die soap off widi plenty of clear water. Ask your doctor whether...