Information requests
1	Improving content on life stages
Examples
2	Children in nineteenth century photography
3	Children in twentieth century photography
Dressing babies and young boys
4	Boys wearing dresses before they were breeched
Involvement of children with photography
5	The involvement of children and photography
6	The "helping hand", "hidden mother" and "hidden father" portraits
7	Pictorialism and the innocence of children
8	Children in Humanistic Photography
Protective influences
9	Madonnas
10	Sleeping children and protective angels
11	Charity during the American Civil War: The Children of the Battlefield
12	Emancipated slaves in the USA
13	Thomas Barnardo: Children Reclaimed for LIfe
Post-mortem and memento mori
14	Post-mortem and memento mori photographs of babies and children
Photographers
15	Lewis Carroll: Portraits of children
16	Julia Margaret Cameron: Portraits of Archie and other children
17	Clarence H. White: Ring Toss (1899)
18	Lady Ottoline Morrell: Children cavorting at Garsington
19	Wilhelm von Gloeden: Young girl with flowers
20	Lewis W. Hine: The reform of child labour in America
21	André Kertész: Children
22	W. Eugene Smith: Juanita
23	Helen Levitt: Children of New York
24	Roger Mayne: Youth
25	Lauren Greenfield: Girl Culture
26	Loretta Lux: Children
27	Hisaji Hara: A Photographic Portrayal of the Paintings of Balthus (2009)
Photographing children
28	Photographing children
29	Watch-the-birdie

Thomas Barnardo (1845-1905), Thomas John Barnes (1809-1901), Frederic Bonney (1842-1921), Thérèse Bonney (1894-1978), Alexandra Boulat (1962-2007), Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-1879), Lewis Carroll (1832-1898), Keith Carter (1948-), Rineke Dijkstra (1959-), Wendy Ewald (1951-), Anne Geddes, Lauren Greenfield (1966-), Lewis W. Hine (1874-1940), Gertrude Käsebier (1852-1934), M.H. Kimball (1852-1898), Annelise Kretschmer (1903-1987), Helen Levitt (1913-2009), Sally Mann (1951-), Edith Maybin, Roger Mayne (1929-2014), Sheila Metzner (1939-), Evgeny Mokhorev, Lady Ottoline Morell (1873-1938), Charles Paxson, Wilhelm von Gloeden (1856-1931)