— baby clothes 
    — a 'Baby Court' at the Crystal Palace 
    — a Baby Show 
    — breast-feeding and milk  (1) (2) 
    — care of infants (Mrs. Beeton)
    — childhood diseases (1) (2)
    — clothing
    — 'elastic baby-jumper'
    — exercise
    — food in infancy
    — Mother and baby advice
    — the Nursery
    — opium as pacifier 
    — prams 
    — skin-care
    — sleep, advice
    — sore nipples 
    — teething 

    — "boys"
    — boy thieves (1) (2) (3) (4)
    — children arriving at school
    — children going to work
    — children in dangerous jobs 
    — children in hospital
    — children in prison
    — children looking after other children
    — children selling goods on the street
    — clothing advice
    — discipline
    — 'Diseases incidental to children'
    — food in early childhood
    — food in youth
    — 'Harry and Tommy'
    — 'Hidden Lives' (photographs et al.)
    — 'Household Law'
    — 'A Little Mother' 
    — 'Love and Fear'
    — the Nursery
    — 'Nursery and Schoolroom' 
    — 'Obedience'
    — 'Parent and Child'
    — poor children
    — poor children, free dinners for 
    — recommended food for children
    — sleep, advice
    — 'street arabs' and 'ragamuffins'
    — 'Truth'

    see also Fry's List of Charities 
    — Alexandra Orphanage
    — Asylum for Female Orphans
    — Chichester Training Ship (1) (2)
    — child-minders 
    — creches (1) (2) (3) (4)
    — Deaf and Dumb Asylum
    — Dr. Stephenson's Children's Home
    — Field Lane Refuge
    — Freemasons School and Asylum for 
            Female Orphans
    — Infant Home
    — Infant Orphan Asylum
    — list of some orphanages
    — London Orphan Asylum
    — Merchant Seamen's Orphan Asylum
    — Newport Market Refuge (1) (2)
    — Orphan Working School
    — Philanthropic Society
    — Ragged Schools
    — Refuge for Homeless and Destitute Children (1)
            Boy's Refuge, Great Queen Street (2)
    — Royal Caledonian Asylum
    — Royal Military Asylum
    — Sailors' Orphan Girls' School and Home
    — St. Andrew's Home and Club for Working Boys
    — Soldiers' Daughters' Home
    — Stockwell Orphanage
    — Waifs and Strays' Society 
            (now Children's Society) 
    — Woodhouse, Wanstead
    — Worcester Training Ship

    — corporal punishment
            (see also Children - Discipline, above)
    — education of working men's children
    — infant schools for the poor
    — school dress 
    — truancy 

    — advertisements
    — building blocks (ILN Picture Library) 
    — buying toys (1) (2)
    — a children's ball at the Mansion House 
    — children's parties 
    — flags
    — 'Juvenalia' (John Johnston Exhibition) 
    — penny-toy man
    — playing in the street and street games
    — toys and games in 1850s and 1860s 
    — toy-makers (1) (2) (3) (4)
    — toy shops
    — toys on Sundays
    — value of play-time