Baby Farming

This shocking exposé uncovers the dark world of baby farming in Victorian England. Waugh documents cases of child abuse, neglect, and murder by unscrupulous caretakers who profited from the desperation of unwed mothers. This book is a sobering reminder of the importance of child protection and welfare.

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