How to carry a baby on your back
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I used to get carried like this when i was young. It's a Yoruba thing!!!
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women should be allow to wear these and take their baby to work.
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that was great thanks for sharing.
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I'm going to try this! Thanks for sharing!
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yeah for you!
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aww so cute!
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Im gonna try it today...do u think it will hold a 34 pound baby?lol..my daughter is 20 mos but very tall..
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thank you beautiful mamma and child!
2 years ago 3
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You make it look so easy! I need help, I'm nervous of dropping my little man getting him on. I tend to do mostly front carry but now I'm pregnant and its getting hard with an expanding belly!
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I so love this demonstration of mother and child bonding...Beautiful to see, and the child loves it. My neice could not sleep unless she was 'backed', she would bring her cloth and say 'backa-backa'. I used to love this as a child as well. Lovely! Thanks for posting.
naijabebe 2 years ago 9
this way of carry used from oldes african pepole in saudia arabia until now .
its helthy.
temon992 3 years ago 9