- A
nursemaid (or
nursery maid) is a
mostly historical term for a
female domestic worker who
cares for
children within a
large household. The term implies...
- A
pulled elbow, also
known as
nursemaid's elbow or a
radial head subluxation, is when the
ligament that
wraps around the
radial head
slips off. Often...
-
Western Jin period. She was the
nursemaid of Jia Nanfeng, an
empress of the
Western Jin dynasty. The
position of
nursemaid and
trusted court maid of an Empress...
- Tegleva, was a
Russian noblewoman who
served as a
nursemaid in the
Russian Imperial Household. As
nursemaid to the
children of
Emperor Nicholas II and Empress...
-
Panna Dhai also
known as
Panna Dai was a 16th-century
nursemaid to Udai
Singh II, the
fourth son of Rana Sanga. In Hindi,
Panna means "emerald," and dhai...
- -123.096753 The
Janet Smith case
concerns the
murder of a 22-year-old
nursemaid Janet Kennedy Smith in Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada, on 26 July...
- Danaë with
Nursemaid or Danaë
Receiving the
Golden Rain, 1560s. 129 cm × 180 cm.
Museo del Prado, Madrid...
-
English nursemaid honoured for her
bravery in
rescuing the
children in her care from a
house fire.
Ayres was a
household ****istant and
nursemaid to the...
- The
Nursemaid Who
Disappeared is a 1939
British crime film
directed by
Arthur B.
Woods and
starring Ronald Shiner, Ian Fleming,
Arthur Margetson, Peter...
- song
published by
Gladys Rich in 1932. The
narrator of the
piece is a
nursemaid, who is
putting the baby in her care to sleep. Some
might argue that "American...
