Cultural Traditions

Cultural Babywearing – traditional baby carriers

Babywearing Around The World | Vitamin AngelsA look at how moms carry their babies around the world. Babywearing examples in Mexico, Vietnam, India, Malawi and Peru. For centuries, mothers have found clever ways to carry their babies while going about their daily tasks, keeping them safe and close.

The Story of the Traditional Meh DaiWe are not quite sure when did we start to wear our babies. Researching artifacts or written records on babywearing in Chinese history proves futile because historical records on.

Babywearing & Black History: Thousands of Years of TraditionBabywearing, with roots in African traditions, emphasizes connection and care. Black Babywearing Week advocates for inclusivity and representation.

From Rebozos to Ring Slings - Babywearing in Latin AmericaBabywearing in Latin America has deep roots. Tools like the manta in the Andes and the rebozo in Mesoamerica inspire modern carriers like the ring sling.

Native American Babywearing: Gratitude for a Rich Cultural TraditionNative American babywearing, including cradleboards, belts, baskets, and amautiit, reflects a rich tradition of keeping babies close, safe, and connected.

Babywearing around the world - Isara BlogFor many, babywearing seems like a fashion of the 21st century, a new way of taking care of babies, followed...

The concept of Onbu and effect of OnbuIn International Babywearing Conference 2016 in Atlanta, I made presentations about onbu. I would like to write here the contents of my presentations and answer the questions I had after IBC. I will introduce you onbu from another viewpoint. Onbu is a concept. FAQ I have had not only in IBC but also before is “What is

Accurate terminology for baby carriers (and why it's important)

Origins of baby carriersHistory of baby wearing History of baby wearing has its origin in phylogenetic backgrounds. In former times human beings lived together in hordes or family groups.

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