Mothers of invention

Article Abstract:

Three women talk about what it takes to become a successful inventor. These include Wendy Murphy who invented the Wee-vac six-infant evacuation stretcher, Gisele Jubinville who developed a fitted sheet with sewn hospital corners and Audrey McQuarrie who created wheat-filled hot/cold packs.

Behavior, Women inventors

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The trying game

Article Abstract:

A new mother relates the challenges involved in dressing her one-year-old daughter which include finding the right size of clothes for her and the struggle of dressing her up. Allowing her baby's grandmother or a babysitter to do the dressing-up task is her solution.

Infants, Clothing, Baby clothing, Mother and infant, Mother-infant relations

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What a crock

Article Abstract:

A woman talks about the lessons she learned from visiting a travelling antique show. These include the lesson that old and ugly furniture were more expensive than those in good condition and that all kitchen gadgets with wooden handles can be considered antiques.

Women, Antiques

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