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A Global History of Child Death: Mortality, Burial, and Parental Attitudes

I Mortality and Burial Practices through History A Brief History of Child Mortality Institutionalized Children Abandonment and Illegitimacy Burial Clubs Breastfeeding and Wet Nurses Wealth and Mortality Conflict Parent Education Level Other Causes of Mortality in Europe Parent Education, Child Rearing, and Other Examples of Actions Taken to Improve Mortality Burial Pits and Ivory Beads. Prehistoric Children The First Children Burial Rituals Burial Places Burials in Homes jar Burials Status of Children in Burials Infanticide among Prehistoric Groups Burials at Night. Children from Ancient Civilizations Evidence of Parental Concern Romans Ancient Athens Anglo Saxons Sacrifice and Infanticide in the Ancient World Child Sacrifice in Ancient American Civilizations Collateral of the Plague. Children of the Middle Ages and Renaissance Effects of the Black Death Abandonment and Infanticide in Medieval Europe The Crusades Medieval Islam Medieval Ireland The Renaissance Noble Children of the Renaissance Ambivalence, Christianity, Slavery, and the Devil. America and England in the 17th to 20th Centuries Divine Providence Responsibility for Child Mortality Colonial and Victorian Era Grief Women's Writings Grieving Victorian Mothers Treatment of the Stillborn Grave Stones, Epitaphs, and Burials Slave Children Burial Practices for Slave Children Newsboys Funerals and Mourning Dress in the Nineteenth Century Causes of Death in Nineteenth Century England Accusations of Infanticide Modern Times. The Psychology of Grief Consolation and Grief Children's Funerals and Religious Beliefs Treatment of Stillborn Infants Grieving Nurses Who Care for Dying Children Euthanasia Euthanasia by the Nazis High Child Mortality in the Modern World: The Case of the Women of the Alto Day of the Dead in Mexico Sandy Hook and School Shootings Modern Conflict and War Indigenous Peoples of the World. Symbolism in Grief Native North Americans Tribes of Africa Infanticide among Indigenous Groups South America Oceania North American Indians Tribes of Africa Burial Places II Indicators of Parental Attitudes toward Child Death Indicators of Parental Concern. Naming and Replacement Naming in Different Cultures and Time Periods Colonial Uganda and the Zulu of South Africa Replacement HIV and Replacement in Zimbabwe The Replacement Child Consolation Literature. Sympathy Letters, Poetry, and Books on Parental Grief Plutarch's Consolation Letter to His Wife Consolation Manuals for Parents Poetry Medieval Islam Jan of Poland's Laments Lutheran Consolation Poetry in Modern Germany Yiddish Holocaust Lullabies Nineteenth Century England and America Modern Consolation Visual Representations of Child Death. Artwork and Photographs Representation of Children in Art Memorial Photography Infanticide and Child Sacrifice. An Overview Causes and Reasons for Infanticide Disability as a Reason for Infanticide Law and Punishment for Infanticide A Brief History of Infanticide in Different Cultures and Time Periods Infant and Child Sacrifice

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