exists and is an alternate of . Women of the great depression were virtually invisible, they were expected to stay in the domestic sphere and the depression was seen as an all male issue. Work was very scarce for any one, man or woman and women were not expected to do anything. Women were looked down upon because they took work away from men.
For years, parents have been told that babies and peanut butter just don't mix. In fact, it was common practice to hold off introducing any nuts (including peanut butter) until age 3. Research on the timing of introducing peanuts has had conflicting results.
Editor's note: Sanders and Schor review peanut allergy on page 38. Among the 530 children who had no signs of peanut allergy (on a skin-prick test) when they entered the study, 14 percent of those who avoided peanut butter--but just 2 percent of those who ate peanut butter--were allergic by age five.