Out of the Dolls House
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Summary: BBC's Out of the Dolls House series - episode on "Motherhood".
Title number: 1654
LSA ID: LSA/2170
Description: Documentary, including archive footage, illustrating what it was like being a mother in the past. No reference to Brent in particular. The revelation that by educating mothers the infant mortality rate would be reduced. Commentary on how the role of a mother has changed over time. Interview with one of the attendees of St Pancras School for Mothers. Interviews about the use of nannies. Features the evacuation scheme at the outbreak of war and the propaganda aimed at mothers. The birth of day nurseries in war-time Britain.
Further information: To view this film one week's notice is required. Please contact Brent Archives, Willesden Green Library Centre, 95 High Road, Willesden Green NW10 2SF. Tel: 020 8937 3541. Email: archives@brent.gov.uk.
Keywords: Mothers; childcare; child mortality; evacuation; Second World War (1939-1945);
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