kubapa mwana.

[princezeka]

Na penda saaaana.j'aime caaaaa, i liiiiiike it!!!!!!

[bronxmarie]

i love this, beautiful :)

[krueda]

I've been looking for a kanga everywhere. Do you know what a standard size one's dimensions are? Great video :)

[jessiebear65]

Gorgeous! Neat to see the 'mummy dance' and the 'pat pat' on the wee baby's bottom are universal eh? haha. I'm soo doing this tomorrow :D

[tiggybutt78]

I remember years ago when I was in Africa I saw this and the babies looked so comfortable. When I had my own baby I searched everywhere and couldn't find out how they did it ... and now I know. Thank you very much for this video. I wish there was more like this from Africa.

[LadyLibraNMore]

I wish I would have known how to tie this when my nephew & younger brothers, were babies! They were heavy babies, too! I remember almost pulling a muscle trying to carry them in a baby carrier. African women have had it all figured out for ages. When I have my own children, I will definitely tie them to my back! :-)

[Shroommate]

I cut out four little holes in my book bag and zip him up. I put a couple of pillows in too and pad the zipper.

[AminaBeygail]

I also want one chitenge

how do u say it in zambia

[SugarShandy]

i love how quick she is...and yes all mama's know how to do "the baby shake...lol

[muer22]

Cool, Original style from africa. Of course industrialized countries have found ways to overly complicate this and make a quick buck off this idea.

[alisaterry]

I wear my toddler in a Sutemi pack - a little more modern - but same idea!

[leialove]

Thank you for sharing. I too wear my daughter in a peice of cloth (4.2M).

I love the universal baby dance.

[leialove]

Thank you for sharing. I too wear my daughter in a peice of cloth (4.2M).

I love the universal baby dance.

[septembergirl83]

Lovely to see BWing.. I have worn my toddler on my back in a piece of cloth since he was a baby - it's wonderful :o)