（备在第七小儿与乳方末）
《短剧方》云∶乳母者，其血气为乳汁也，五情善恶，血气所生也。乳儿者，皆宜慎喜
怒，夫乳母形色所宜，其候甚多，不可悉得，今但令不狐臭、瘿瘤、KT 瘿、气味、蜗、
蚧、癣瘙、白秃、 疡、 唇、耳聋、 鼻、癫眩，无此等病者，便可饮儿也。师见其故，
灸盘便知其病源也。
《产经》云∶
子日生名救（一名寿；）丑日生名带（一名徐，一名去病；）寅日生名令（一名阿金；）
卯日生名官（一名金，一名宣令；）辰日生名道（一名阿种；）巳日生名益宗（一名阿善；）
午日生名徐（一名阿师；）末日生名护；申日生名多（一名起，一名立，一名桓，）酉日生名
多；戌日生名带子（一名弟；）亥日生名他人（一名侣。）
又云∶正月一日、十一日、二十一日、寅日、寅时生子名为正月子。二月二日、十二日、
二十二日、卯日、卯时生子名为二月子。五月五日、十五日、二十五日、午日、午时生子名
为五月子。七月七日、十七日、二十七日、申日、申时生子名为七月子。诸此日月合生者可
为忌耳。
又云∶以二月、五月生者，皆不利父母。二月生男名安都，生女名候女，一名定女，无
咎。五月生男名连KT ，一名扶纡，女名恐华朱。如此名之，无咎。是周文王为作神字，
不妨害父母，吉。
又云∶初立名字，勿以五子日，凶。又不以巳日，大凶。
（此内容备录于第七卷“小儿与乳方”末尾）
《短剧方》说：乳母的血气化为乳汁，人的五种情志（喜、怒、忧、思、恐）的善恶，也是由血气所产生。哺乳婴儿的人，都应当谨慎控制喜怒情绪。至于乳母在形体和面色上适宜的条件，其征候非常多，不能全部列举，现在只要求没有狐臭、瘿瘤（颈部肿块）、KT 瘿（一种颈部疾病）、异味、蜗（面部歪斜或疤痕）、蚧（疥疮）、癣瘙（皮肤瘙痒生癣）、白秃（头部白癜风或斑秃）、疡（疮疡）、唇（唇部疾病）、耳聋、鼻（鼻部疾病）、癫眩（癫痫眩晕），没有这些疾病的人，就可以给婴儿喂奶。老师见到她过去的情况，通过灸盘（一种诊断方法或器具）就能知道她的病源。
《产经》说：
子日出生取名救（一名寿）；丑日出生取名带（一名徐，一名去病）；寅日出生取名令（一名阿金）；卯日出生取名官（一名金，一名宣令）；辰日出生取名道（一名阿种）；巳日出生取名益宗（一名阿善）；午日出生取名徐（一名阿师）；末日出生取名护；申日出生取名多（一名起，一名立，一名桓）；酉日出生取名多；戌日出生取名带子（一名弟）；亥日出生取名他人（一名侣）。
又说：正月一日、十一日、二十一日，寅日、寅时出生的孩子取名正月子。二月二日、十二日、二十二日，卯日、卯时出生的孩子取名二月子。五月五日、十五日、二十五日，午日、午时出生的孩子取名五月子。七月七日、十七日、二十七，申日、申时出生的孩子取名七月子。以上这些日月相合出生的孩子，可以作为禁忌。
又说：二月、五月出生的孩子，都不利于父母。二月出生的男孩取名安都，女孩取名候女，一名定女，没有灾祸。五月出生的男孩取名连KT，一名扶纡，女孩取名恐华朱。这样命名，没有灾祸。这是周文王为此创造的神字，不妨害父母，吉利。
又说：初次确立名字时，不要用五子日，不吉利。也不要用巳日，大凶。
(Prepared at the end of "Infant and Wet Nurse Formula" in Volume 7)
The *Duanju Fang* (Short Drama Formulary) states: The blood and Qi (vital energy) of a wet nurse transform into breast milk. The goodness or badness of the five emotions (joy, anger, worry, thought, fear) is generated by the blood and Qi. Those who nurse infants should be cautious about joy and anger. Regarding the suitable physical appearance and complexion of a wet nurse, there are many signs, which cannot be fully listed. Now, it is only required that she does not have bromhidrosis (fox odor), goiter (neck mass), KT ying (a type of neck disease), unpleasant odor, facial distortion or scars (wo), scabies (jie), tinea with itching (xuan sao), white alopecia (head vitiligo or alopecia areata), ulcers (yang), lip diseases, deafness, nasal diseases, epilepsy with vertigo (dian xuan). If she lacks these diseases, she can feed the infant. The master, seeing her past condition, can know the source of her illness through moxibustion on a pan (a diagnostic method or instrument).
The *Chan Jing* (Childbirth Classic) states:
A child born on Zi day is named Jiu (also known as Shou); a child born on Chou day is named Dai (also known as Xu, also known as Qubing); a child born on Yin day is named Ling (also known as Ajin); a child born on Mao day is named Guan (also known as Jin, also known as Xuanling); a child born on Chen day is named Dao (also known as Azhong); a child born on Si day is named Yizong (also known as Ashan); a child born on Wu day is named Xu (also known as Ashi); a child born on Wei day is named Hu; a child born on Shen day is named Duo (also known as Qi, also known as Li, also known as Huan); a child born on You day is named Duo; a child born on Xu day is named Daizi (also known as Di); a child born on Hai day is named Taren (also known as Lv).
It also states: A child born on the 1st, 11th, or 21st day of the first month, or on a Yin day or Yin hour, is named Zhengyuezi. A child born on the 2nd, 12th, or 22nd day of the second month, or on a Mao day or Mao hour, is named Eryuezi. A child born on the 5th, 15th, or 25th day of the fifth month, or on a Wu day or Wu hour, is named Wuyuezi. A child born on the 7th, 17th, or 27th day of the seventh month, or on a Shen day or Shen hour, is named Qiyuezi. These births where the day and month coincide can be considered taboos.
It also states: Children born in the second or fifth month are generally unfavorable to their parents. A boy born in the second month is named Andu, and a girl is named Hounv (also known as Dingnv), without disaster. A boy born in the fifth month is named Lian KT (also known as Fuyu), and a girl is named Konghuazhu. Naming them thus brings no disaster. This was created by King Wen of Zhou as divine characters, causing no harm to parents, auspicious.
It also states: When initially establishing a name, do not use the Five Zi days, as they are inauspicious. Do not use Si days either, as they are extremely inauspicious.