Incubator Baby

Published in the early 20th century, 'Incubator Baby' by Ellis Parker Butler tells the story of Marjorie Fielding, a premature infant who spends her early months in an incubator. The novel explores the modern, scientific approach to childrearing adopted by Marjorie's mother, raising questions about the balance between science and traditional parenting methods. Notable for its unique perspective from an infant's viewpoint, the book critiques the extremes of scientific parenting.