The Story of Dafujin Parenting in Qing Dynasty

Chapter 60
Since Xiaozhen was 6 months old, Hezhuo controlled Xiaozhen's daily milk supply and gradually added complementary food.

The five grains are the most nourishing.

He Zhuo asked people to grind the new japonica rice into a fine powder to make a rice paste, which was slowly fed to Xiao Zhenbao.

Xiao Zhenbao is now more than 7 months old, and eats two meals of rice cereal every day, half a bowl at a time, half an egg yolk at noon, and a little vegetable juice in half a bowl before going to bed, sometimes carrots, sometimes spinach .

The little girl had a great time.

Little Zhenbao has two wet nurses.

At that time, the Ministry of Internal Affairs sent 4 of them. Generally, Gege in the palace has two nannies, and elder brother has 4 nannies.He Zhuo didn't want his children to be special, so he chose two.

When adding complementary food at the beginning, one of the nannies was a little reluctant, and there were some criticisms behind her.

He Zhuo just doesn't know.

Everything in the main courtyard is shrouded in He Zhuo's spiritual consciousness, and what the servants do can't escape He Zhuo's eyes.

Usually He Zhuo seldom used his spiritual sense, but that day he saw the nanny's reluctance, so he activated his divine sense,
Sure enough, I heard the nanny say behind her back: "The elder brother Gege in the palace was raised and raised by the nanny, but she is different. Usually in the main courtyard, besides the baby nurse, she is not willing to let Gege get close to us, what. It’s not an elder brother.”

"Besides, there is no Fujin who dominates the men all day long. When the men enter the backyard, they come to the main courtyard. The Gege concubines in the backyard don't even drink any soup."

It's a lot of cursing, this nanny was originally the wife of a small steward of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, when news came that Dafu Jin had chosen a nanny,
This one is still using money. I thought that Da Fujin would give birth to a brother, who is the first grandson of Lord Kangxi. He is naturally noble. I didn't expect him to be a princess, but he is also the eldest granddaughter, so his status is not bad.

Later, I found out that although Da Gege was treated well, there was nothing to earn. Da Gege's things were all kept by that dead girl beside Fujin.They can't catch anything.

In fact, this nanny didn't want to get some money now, after all, the child was still young, and she thought it would be a matter of getting married in the future.

It's just that I am unwilling.

He Zhuo thought that most of the princesses in the Qing Dynasty had a hard life, and most of them died early after the marriage, not even leaving a child.

In addition to not adapting to the Mongolian environment, most of the other reasons are because of this kind of nanny. The nurturing nanny controlled the princess and prevented the princess from meeting her forehead. If things went on like this, she died of depression.

Everyone knows that in the Qing Dynasty, the consort had to be summoned to see the princess.

Of course, the intention is good, I am afraid that the consort will treat the princess badly, don't forget the courtesy of the monarch and his ministers, and it is also a kind of protection for the princess who is marrying out

However, in the hands of this damn slave, the princesses became their profit-making tools.

The nurturing mother will use various etiquette to prevent the princess from meeting the forehead, and some even utter obscene words, bluntly saying that the princess wants men to be shameless, etc.
The princess is thin-skinned and doesn't know what to say when she is being bullied.

Because in the Qing Dynasty, in the princess' mansion, it was the educational mother who was in charge of all economic and personnel power.

The princesses marry far away and are lonely and helpless, and there is nothing they can do.

What's more, the princesses have been taught etiquette such as female rings and female virtues since childhood.I have long lost the pride of the daughters of the Taizu period who were able to fight horses to protect the family, and who were able to enter the housekeeper's room.

Each of them was brought up like a Han girl.

Gentleness and shyness are of course a woman's virtue, but she is not suitable for the grassland.

Many princesses died of depression like this, and the nurturing mother existed in the princess mansion just like the emperor's father, and the princess wanted to bribe the nurturing mother with gold and silver treasures when she saw her son-in-law.

(End of this chapter)