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By Alexa Rodriguez Apr 15, 2021 A lot has changed between the 19th century and today, but one thing that hasn't is the plethora of available parenting advice—though the following tips would likely make today's parents scratch their chins. From giving a single slice of bread as a snack to lancing gums, here are a few puzzling parenting tips from the 1800s, adapted from an episode of The List Show on YouTube. 1. PUT BABIES IN CAGES HANGING OUTSIDE OF WINDOWS TO GET THEM FRESH AIR. In his 1894 book  The Care and Feeding of Children, Dr. Luther Emmett Holt introduced the concept of “airin...

By Alexa Rodriguez Apr 15, 2021 A lot has changed between the 19th century and today, but one thing that hasn't is the plethora of available parenting advice—though the following tips would likely make today's parents scratch their chins. From giving a single slice of bread as a snack to lancing gums, here are a few puzzling parenting tips from the 1800s, adapted from an episode of The List Show on YouTube. 1. PUT BABIES IN CAGES HANGING OUTSIDE OF WINDOWS TO GET THEM FRESH AIR. In his 1894 book  The Care and Feeding of Children, Dr. Luther Emmett Holt introduced the concept of “airin...

By Alexa Rodriguez Apr 15, 2021 A lot has changed between the 19th century and today, but one thing that hasn't is the plethora of available parenting advice—though the following tips would likely make today's parents scratch their chins. From giving a single slice of bread as a snack to lancing gums, here are a few puzzling parenting tips from the 1800s, adapted from an episode of The List Show on YouTube. 1. PUT BABIES IN CAGES HANGING OUTSIDE OF WINDOWS TO GET THEM FRESH AIR. In his 1894 book  The Care and Feeding of Children, Dr. Luther Emmett Holt introduced the concept of “airin...

By Alexa Rodriguez Apr 15, 2021 A lot has changed between the 19th century and today, but one thing that hasn't is the plethora of available parenting advice—though the following tips would likely make today's parents scratch their chins. From giving a single slice of bread as a snack to lancing gums, here are a few puzzling parenting tips from the 1800s, adapted from an episode of The List Show on YouTube. 1. PUT BABIES IN CAGES HANGING OUTSIDE OF WINDOWS TO GET THEM FRESH AIR. In his 1894 book  The Care and Feeding of Children, Dr. Luther Emmett Holt introduced the concept of “airin...

April 14, 2021 Nothing to see here—just a baby in a cage hanging out a window, taking in the air! Fox Photos/Getty Images A lot has changed between the 19th century and today, but one thing that hasn't is the plethora of available parenting advice—though the following tips would likely make today's parents scratch their chins. From giving a single slice of bread as a snack to lancing gums, here are a few puzzling parenting tips from the 1800s, adapted from an episode of The List Show on YouTube. 1. Put babies in cages hanging outside of windows to get them fresh air.