.My study gives a broader standpoint on women's expertises of mothering as well as a deeper understanding of just how ladies without natural children help in the country and its own future.' Moms of all little ones' One such woman was Katharine Bement Davis, the topic of my present research.Born in Buffalo, The Big Apple, in 1860, Davis was a member of a creation of "brand-new ladies" who went after higher education, developed expert jobs as well as fought for political civil liberties.