You might try going to www.fci.org/contact and send an email message to them
(Family Communications.) If you google exactly what you posted below, I was
directed to Pittsburgh library archives at www.library.pitt.edu/libraries It
seems they have archives of the show. Good luck.

I don't know if you have this on your list, but Fred Rogers also had a
series of books called First Experiences with one specifically titled, "The
New Baby." This is a small, full color book with photos and on the page
where he states, "Babies often get hungry. Sometimes they cry because they
don't like to wait to be fed. How is your little brother or sister fed?" he
has two photos, the first on the left is of a mom nursing a baby in a
rocking chair. Mom and baby are gazing at each other and decent amount of
breast is showing (mom wearing a regular shirt just lifted up.) Then next to
it, same size photo is of a dad feeding a baby with a bottle. Both pictures
are of equal size and both positively portrayed. I like that the picture of
nursing is shown first :-) It is the only page where a bottle is seen. No
pacifiers shown and the last page has a family taking a walk and the dad has
the baby in a front carrier. (It does show other baby gear..crib, swing,
stroller, and infant seat) and shows ethnicity in the model families.  The
ISBN is 0-399-21238-8 if interested.

Hope you find what you are looking for.

Mendy
Born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA and loved that man.


-- "The future of humanity passes by way of the family." Pope John Paul II,
Familiaris Consortio






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> "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood" program #1536, titled "Mr.
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