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My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back.
Update: PLEASE HELP hungry kids in Lesotho! Nearly 90000 people have now viewed this video. Dineo is from Johannesburg South Africa but her family comes from Lesotho -- a mountain country with little money and little food (because their farmlands were stolen 150 years ago). If 90 000 people had each given US $1, it would have fed 18 000 Lesotho children FOR A MONTH. Dineo's cousin is a church minister in Lesotho who has next to no money, and his parishioners are all subsistence farmers with no money -- yet they run a feeding club giving a hot meal a day to hungry kids. They feed a child for a month on $5. If you want to send this minister your $5, or even $1, send me an email (preservation.guide@gmail.com) and I'll supply details.
-- If you feel safer giving to a very well-known Lesotho charity (UK's Prince Harry is a founder), try http://sentebale.org/ Tell them Dineo sent you!
How to wrap a baby.
One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound 4 month old who has been wrapped for a couple months. Notice baby is fussy in the beginning and stops crying once She is wrapped in. She was sleepy 😴 Purchase this wrap at shop: www.adorablyafrican.com
- published: 09 Jan 2015
- views: 46478
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric.
- published: 17 Feb 2015
- views: 2008
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga. This is commonly called the "kanga carry."
This wrap was purchased from Amani Ya Juu. Amani is a fair trade non-profit organization that helps women in Africa support their families. You can read more about Amani here https://www.amaniafrica.org/
Here is a link to the Kanga itself https://amaniafrica.org/products/kanga-scarf
I work for the Amani center her in the States...if you have any questions I'd Love to answer them
Hope this video helps
- published: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 24657
► Subscribe to BattaBox on YouTube: http://goo.gl/4dgy2r
(Nigeria Baby) It's why we love our African Mama's so much - they carried us on their backs for so long... but how do they do it? Especially when it is forbidden for the baby to fall o! (if they do you must run naked round the market!)
"I'm an African woman so I use my wrapper to tie my baby and I make sure I tie it very well!" explains Mrs Tade James. "And if i see that he's not comfortable the way I'm tying him, I tell someone close to me to assist me."
(Nigeria Baby) How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... find out here!
There are rules attached to backing a baby at the early stage - "Your baby's hands must be inside, so that the neck can stay very well," explains another mother. "You have to fold your wrapper two or three times and you must not spread your baby's legs."
Highlighting the most important part, one woman says - "While backing the baby, you must watch the neck" - this is because, according to African culture it is forbidden for a baby to fall from thier mother's back.
"In Yoruba land, any baby that falls down from the mother's back - if it's a girl, seven of her husbands would die and if it's a boy - seven of his wives would die!" says a mother who is both a Yoruba student and teacher.
She explains that the remedy to this is for the mother to run around the market - naked!
We interviewed a series of mothers with babies less than one-year old and although it may look like an enormous effort and struggle, BattaBox found that many mothers find "Backing" their babies more comfortable and fun.
For most Nigerian women, when they have a baby, their daily attire is the "Iro and Buba" - so that they can use the wrapper to tie the baby to their back.
They also make sure they have a smaller type of wrapper called "Oja" to tie around the baby's waist so they are balanced well. And, as for those who don't wear the Iro and Buba, they would definitely carry one in their bag along with all their other baby things.
But there are different styles on how to back a baby and it also depends on the age of the baby:
"For me, where my husband comes from, they don't back a baby at the early stage - until when the baby is 2- 3 months old," says Mrs Okonkwo, mother of two.
According to the mothers, their babies never get too heavy for them to carry on their backs:
"My baby weighs 7kg so he's not heavy at all," says Mrs Tade. "If I can carry him in my womb for nine months, how do i expect him to be heavy on my back?"
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'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up" in a foetal position. The idea is to maintain that curled up position and not spread the feet out too much. We therefore keep the baby's legs inside the wrap. As your baby starts to stretch out its legs you can take the legs out as shown in the video for carrying older babies. Some babies are ready at 2weeks old but most will stretch out at 1month to a month and a half.
If you are carrying a PRE-TERM baby, please consult with your medical team on how to best take advantage of your wrap for Kangaroo Care. You can use the wrap to carry your baby on your bare chest. In this case you will have to put the baby in the pocket but ease them partially out so that their skin touches your skin. You should however ensure that the feet are in the pocket and the rest of the wrap is tied snugly around them. In other words, take care that your baby does not slip out of the wrap but is tied securely in it.
- published: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 6660
Easy to follow tutorial on how our ancestors and Africans wear their children.
To purchase a wrap visit: http://bit.ly/shopmww
Benefits of this carry:
- completely hands free
- no weight or strain on shoulders at any time
- child is secure
Follow me:
IG/Twitter/FB - mswrightsway
- published: 13 Jun 2017
- views: 1981
Brianna shows different ways to use an African Kitenge (kanga) to carry a toddler and baby.
Excuse the mess, spring cleaning/sorting ;)
- published: 21 May 2013
- views: 6454
Baby transport
Various methods of baby transport have been used across different cultures and periods and for different ages of children. Methods can be divided between wheeled devices including baby carriages (carrycots in British English), strollers (pushchairs), slings, backpacks, baskets, infant car seats, and bicycle carriers. The larger and heavier perambulators or prams, which had become popular during the Victorian era, were replaced by lighter and more flexible designs during the latter half of the 1900s.
Baskets, slings and backpacks
Infant carrying likely emerged early in human evolution as the emergence of bipedalism would have necessitated some means of carrying babies who could no longer cling to their mothers and/or simply sit on top of their mother's back. On-the-body carriers are designed in various forms such as baby sling, backpack carriers, and soft front or hip carriers, with varying materials and degrees of rigidity, decoration, support and confinement of the child. Slings, soft front carriers, and "baby carriages" are typically used for infants who lack the ability to sit or to hold their head up. Frame backpack carriers (a modification of the frame backpack), hip carriers, slings, mei tais and a variety of other soft carriers are used for older children.
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Infant
An infant (from the Latin word infans, meaning "unable to speak" or "speechless") is the very young offspring of a human or animal. When applied to humans, the term is usually considered synonymous with baby or bairn (in Scottish English), but the latter is commonly applied to the young of any animal. When a human child learns to walk, the term toddler may be used instead.
The term infant is typically applied to young children between the ages of 1 month and 12 months; however, definitions may vary between birth and 1 year of age, or even between birth and 2 years of age. A newborn is an infant who is only hours, days, or up to a few weeks old. In medical contexts, newborn or neonate (from Latin, neonatus, newborn) refers to an infant in the first 28 days after birth; the term applies to premature infants, postmature infants, and full term infants. Before birth, the term fetus is used. In the UK, infant is a term that can be applied to school children aged between four and seven. As a legal terminology, "infancy" continues from birth until age 18.
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This article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, which means that you can copy and modify it as long as the entire work (including additions) remains under this license.
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1:50Baby carrier - African style
Baby carrier - African styleBaby carrier - African style
My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back. Update: PLEASE HELP hungry kids in Lesotho! Nearly 90000 people have now viewed this video. Dineo is from Johannesburg South Africa but her family comes from Lesotho -- a mountain country with little money and little food (because their farmlands were stolen 150 years ago). If 90 000 people had each given US $1, it would have fed 18 000 Lesotho children FOR A MONTH. Dineo's cousin is a church minister in Lesotho who has next to no money, and his parishioners are all subsistence farmers with no money -- yet they run a feeding club giving a hot meal a day to hungry kids. They feed a child for a month on $5. If you want to send this minister your $5, or even $1, send me an email (preservation.guide@gmail.com) and I'll supply details. -- If you feel safer giving to a very well-known Lesotho charity (UK's Prince Harry is a founder), try http://sentebale.org/ Tell them Dineo sent you! -
2:05How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
How to wrap a baby. One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound 4 month old who has been wrapped for a couple months. Notice baby is fussy in the beginning and stops crying once She is wrapped in. She was sleepy 😴 Purchase this wrap at shop: www.adorablyafrican.com -
3:21African Baby Carrier Deluxe Review
African Baby Carrier Deluxe Review -
3:54African Baby Carrier - instuctions
African Baby Carrier - instuctions -
1:13African baby carrier - MVI 3163
African baby carrier - MVI 3163African baby carrier - MVI 3163
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric. -
3:33How to carry your baby using an African Kanga
How to carry your baby using an African KangaHow to carry your baby using an African Kanga
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga. This is commonly called the "kanga carry." This wrap was purchased from Amani Ya Juu. Amani is a fair trade non-profit organization that helps women in Africa support their families. You can read more about Amani here https://www.amaniafrica.org/ Here is a link to the Kanga itself https://amaniafrica.org/products/kanga-scarf I work for the Amani center her in the States...if you have any questions I'd Love to answer them Hope this video helps -
3:28DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/frenchDIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
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3:13African Style Baby Wrap
African Style Baby WrapAfrican Style Baby Wrap
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6:39How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
► Subscribe to BattaBox on YouTube: http://goo.gl/4dgy2r (Nigeria Baby) It's why we love our African Mama's so much - they carried us on their backs for so long... but how do they do it? Especially when it is forbidden for the baby to fall o! (if they do you must run naked round the market!) "I'm an African woman so I use my wrapper to tie my baby and I make sure I tie it very well!" explains Mrs Tade James. "And if i see that he's not comfortable the way I'm tying him, I tell someone close to me to assist me." (Nigeria Baby) How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... find out here! There are rules attached to backing a baby at the early stage - "Your baby's hands must be inside, so that the neck can stay very well," explains another mother. "You have to fold your wrapper two or three times and you must not spread your baby's legs." Highlighting the most important part, one woman says - "While backing the baby, you must watch the neck" - this is because, according to African culture it is forbidden for a baby to fall from thier mother's back. "In Yoruba land, any baby that falls down from the mother's back - if it's a girl, seven of her husbands would die and if it's a boy - seven of his wives would die!" says a mother who is both a Yoruba student and teacher. She explains that the remedy to this is for the mother to run around the market - naked! We interviewed a series of mothers with babies less than one-year old and although it may look like an enormous effort and struggle, BattaBox found that many mothers find "Backing" their babies more comfortable and fun. For most Nigerian women, when they have a baby, their daily attire is the "Iro and Buba" - so that they can use the wrapper to tie the baby to their back. They also make sure they have a smaller type of wrapper called "Oja" to tie around the baby's waist so they are balanced well. And, as for those who don't wear the Iro and Buba, they would definitely carry one in their bag along with all their other baby things. But there are different styles on how to back a baby and it also depends on the age of the baby: "For me, where my husband comes from, they don't back a baby at the early stage - until when the baby is 2- 3 months old," says Mrs Okonkwo, mother of two. According to the mothers, their babies never get too heavy for them to carry on their backs: "My baby weighs 7kg so he's not heavy at all," says Mrs Tade. "If I can carry him in my womb for nine months, how do i expect him to be heavy on my back?" **** CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE FOR NEW BATTABOX VIDEOS EVERYDAY: http://goo.gl/vJfFY ... YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/BattaBox ... Website: http://BattaBox.com ... Google+: http://www.google.com/+BattaBox ... Twitter: http://twitter.com/BattaBoxNigeria ... Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/BattaBox **** BattaBox is Nigeria's most exciting Nigeria News & Entertainment channel based in Lagos! We are the fact behind Nigerian Movies fiction, Nollywood in real-life and much more! **** Thank you for supporting BattaBox by clicking "Subscribe" and sharing the video with your friends with the buttons below! -
4:32How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby WrapHow to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up" in a foetal position. The idea is to maintain that curled up position and not spread the feet out too much. We therefore keep the baby's legs inside the wrap. As your baby starts to stretch out its legs you can take the legs out as shown in the video for carrying older babies. Some babies are ready at 2weeks old but most will stretch out at 1month to a month and a half. If you are carrying a PRE-TERM baby, please consult with your medical team on how to best take advantage of your wrap for Kangaroo Care. You can use the wrap to carry your baby on your bare chest. In this case you will have to put the baby in the pocket but ease them partially out so that their skin touches your skin. You should however ensure that the feet are in the pocket and the rest of the wrap is tied snugly around them. In other words, take care that your baby does not slip out of the wrap but is tied securely in it. -
3:27Chest Carry Tutorial - African Style
Chest Carry Tutorial - African StyleChest Carry Tutorial - African Style
Easy to follow tutorial on how our ancestors and Africans wear their children. To purchase a wrap visit: http://bit.ly/shopmww Benefits of this carry: - completely hands free - no weight or strain on shoulders at any time - child is secure Follow me: IG/Twitter/FB - mswrightsway -
5:45African Kanga Carries
African Kanga CarriesAfrican Kanga Carries
Brianna shows different ways to use an African Kitenge (kanga) to carry a toddler and baby. Excuse the mess, spring cleaning/sorting ;) -
2:47Carry your Baby on Back African Style easily, with a piece of cloth!
Carry your Baby on Back African Style easily, with a piece of cloth!Carry your Baby on Back African Style easily, with a piece of cloth!
In this video I walk you through step by step how to tie your baby on your back in one of the safest, least expensive and most convenient methods available. Our ancestors have been carrying babies on their backs this ways for thousands of years, and it has stood the test of time! Thank you for watching, if you enjoy please like, comment, subscribe and share! -
5:40Episode 6: How to Use a Chitenge Baby Carrier
Episode 6: How to Use a Chitenge Baby CarrierEpisode 6: How to Use a Chitenge Baby Carrier
A short tutorial video how to use a sheet to carry a baby (the African baby wrap way), with steps. Chitenge or kitenge is an East African fabric similar to sarong, often worn by women and wrapped around the chest or waist, over the head as a headscarf, or as a baby sling. Kitenges are similar to kangas and kikoy, but are of a thicker cloth and have an edging on only a long side. Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Sudan are some of the African countries where kitenge is worn.[citation needed] In Malawi, Namibia and Zambia, kitenge is known as Chitenge. They are sometimes worn by men around the waist in hot weather. In some countries like Malawi, Chitenges are never worn by men. Kitenges (plural vitenge in Swahili; zitenge in Tonga) serve as an inexpensive, informal piece of clothing that is often decorated with a huge variety of colors, patterns and even political slogans. The printing on the cloth is done by a traditional batik technique. Many of the designs have a meaning. A large variety of religious and political designs is found as well as traditional tribal patterns. The cloth is used as material for dresses as well. Chitenges can be used on occasions and in many ways either symbolically or for practical reasons. Chitenges are used in different settings to convey messages. The following list demonstrates uses of the cloths. In Malawi, Chitenjes are customary at funerals for women. They are used as a sling to hold a baby across the back of a mother. They can hold the baby at the front as well, particularly when breast feeding. Chitenges are given as gifts to young women. They are sometimes tied together and used as decorative pieces at dinner tables. When women go to the beach, often the Chitenge is wrapped around the bathing suit for modesty or to shield cold air. Chitenges can be framed or otherwise hung up on the wall as a decorative batik artwork.
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Baby carrier - African style
My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back. Update: PLEASE HELP hungry kids in Lesotho! Nearly 90000 people have now viewed this video. Dineo is from Johannesburg South Africa but her family comes from Lesotho -- a mountain country with little money and little food (because their farmlands were stolen 150 years ago). If 90 000 people had each given US $1, it would have fed 18 000 Lesotho children FOR A MONTH. Dineo's cousin is a church minister in Lesotho who has next to no money, and his parishioners are all subsistence farmers with no money -- yet they run a feeding club giving a hot meal a day to hungry kids. They feed a child for a month on $5. If you want to send this minister your $5, or even $1, send me an email (preservation.guide@gmail.com) and I...
published: 14 Jan 2013 -
How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
How to wrap a baby. One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound 4 month old who has been wrapped for a couple months. Notice baby is fussy in the beginning and stops crying once She is wrapped in. She was sleepy 😴 Purchase this wrap at shop: www.adorablyafrican.com
published: 09 Jan 2015 -
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African Baby Carrier - instuctions
Shows how to use the Fair Trade African Baby Carrier.
published: 21 Feb 2017 -
African baby carrier - MVI 3163
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric.
published: 17 Feb 2015 -
How to carry your baby using an African Kanga
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga. This is commonly called the "kanga carry." This wrap was purchased from Amani Ya Juu. Amani is a fair trade non-profit organization that helps women in Africa support their families. You can read more about Amani here https://www.amaniafrica.org/ Here is a link to the Kanga itself https://amaniafrica.org/products/kanga-scarf I work for the Amani center her in the States...if you have any questions I'd Love to answer them Hope this video helps
published: 18 Aug 2015 -
DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
published: 06 Mar 2015 -
African Style Baby Wrap
published: 02 Dec 2015 -
How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
► Subscribe to BattaBox on YouTube: http://goo.gl/4dgy2r (Nigeria Baby) It's why we love our African Mama's so much - they carried us on their backs for so long... but how do they do it? Especially when it is forbidden for the baby to fall o! (if they do you must run naked round the market!) "I'm an African woman so I use my wrapper to tie my baby and I make sure I tie it very well!" explains Mrs Tade James. "And if i see that he's not comfortable the way I'm tying him, I tell someone close to me to assist me." (Nigeria Baby) How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... find out here! There are rules attached to backing a baby at the early stage - "Your baby's hands must be inside, so that the neck can stay very well," explains another mother. "You have to fold your wrapper two or three...
published: 05 Feb 2013 -
How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up" in a foetal position. The idea is to maintain that curled up position and not spread the feet out too much. We therefore keep the baby's legs inside the wrap. As your baby starts to stretch out its legs you can take the legs out as shown in the video for carrying older babies. Some babies are ready at 2weeks old but most will stretch out at 1month to a month and a half. If you are carrying a PRE-TERM baby, please consult with your medical team on how to best take advantage of your wrap for Kangaroo Care. You can use the wrap to carry your baby on your bare chest. In this case you will have to put the baby in the pocket but ease them partially out so that their skin touches your skin. You should h...
published: 28 Jan 2013 -
Chest Carry Tutorial - African Style
Easy to follow tutorial on how our ancestors and Africans wear their children. To purchase a wrap visit: http://bit.ly/shopmww Benefits of this carry: - completely hands free - no weight or strain on shoulders at any time - child is secure Follow me: IG/Twitter/FB - mswrightsway
published: 13 Jun 2017 -
African Kanga Carries
Brianna shows different ways to use an African Kitenge (kanga) to carry a toddler and baby. Excuse the mess, spring cleaning/sorting ;)
published: 21 May 2013 -
Carry your Baby on Back African Style easily, with a piece of cloth!
In this video I walk you through step by step how to tie your baby on your back in one of the safest, least expensive and most convenient methods available. Our ancestors have been carrying babies on their backs this ways for thousands of years, and it has stood the test of time! Thank you for watching, if you enjoy please like, comment, subscribe and share!
published: 26 Oct 2015 -
Episode 6: How to Use a Chitenge Baby Carrier
A short tutorial video how to use a sheet to carry a baby (the African baby wrap way), with steps. Chitenge or kitenge is an East African fabric similar to sarong, often worn by women and wrapped around the chest or waist, over the head as a headscarf, or as a baby sling. Kitenges are similar to kangas and kikoy, but are of a thicker cloth and have an edging on only a long side. Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Sudan are some of the African countries where kitenge is worn.[citation needed] In Malawi, Namibia and Zambia, kitenge is known as Chitenge. They are sometimes worn by men around the waist in hot weather. In some countries like Malawi, Chitenges are never worn by men. Kitenges (plural vitenge in Swahili; zitenge in Tonga) serve as an inexpensive, informal piece of clothing that is of...
published: 24 Jul 2016 -
African Babywearing
2yds or 1.5yrds of cotton fabric
published: 27 May 2015 -
The best ever baby carrier ft My Mum
Learn how to carry your baby on your back the african way! Thank you for watching Other videos: What I eat in a day - MUM AND BABY EDITION https://youtu.be/QIVUnwzWvZ8 MY BILINGUAL BABY - our daily routine https://youtu.be/dmOmVs_ahZU SUMMER LOOKBOOK 2016 - BABY BOY https://youtu.be/e_EhgzNZ72w Parenthood - What's in a name? https://youtu.be/kW6uZuKHaWU email: vmaki1992@gmail.com ( serious inquiries only) social media: instagram: @missjuli106 twitter: @makimoments
published: 12 Sep 2016
Baby carrier - African style
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:50
- Updated: 14 Jan 2013
- views: 118409
My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back.
Update: PLEASE HELP hungry kids in Lesotho! Nearly 90000 people have now viewed t...
My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back.
Update: PLEASE HELP hungry kids in Lesotho! Nearly 90000 people have now viewed this video. Dineo is from Johannesburg South Africa but her family comes from Lesotho -- a mountain country with little money and little food (because their farmlands were stolen 150 years ago). If 90 000 people had each given US $1, it would have fed 18 000 Lesotho children FOR A MONTH. Dineo's cousin is a church minister in Lesotho who has next to no money, and his parishioners are all subsistence farmers with no money -- yet they run a feeding club giving a hot meal a day to hungry kids. They feed a child for a month on $5. If you want to send this minister your $5, or even $1, send me an email (preservation.guide@gmail.com) and I'll supply details.
-- If you feel safer giving to a very well-known Lesotho charity (UK's Prince Harry is a founder), try http://sentebale.org/ Tell them Dineo sent you!
https://wn.com/Baby_Carrier_African_Style
My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back.
Update: PLEASE HELP hungry kids in Lesotho! Nearly 90000 people have now viewed this video. Dineo is from Johannesburg South Africa but her family comes from Lesotho -- a mountain country with little money and little food (because their farmlands were stolen 150 years ago). If 90 000 people had each given US $1, it would have fed 18 000 Lesotho children FOR A MONTH. Dineo's cousin is a church minister in Lesotho who has next to no money, and his parishioners are all subsistence farmers with no money -- yet they run a feeding club giving a hot meal a day to hungry kids. They feed a child for a month on $5. If you want to send this minister your $5, or even $1, send me an email (preservation.guide@gmail.com) and I'll supply details.
-- If you feel safer giving to a very well-known Lesotho charity (UK's Prince Harry is a founder), try http://sentebale.org/ Tell them Dineo sent you!
- published: 14 Jan 2013
- views: 118409
How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:05
- Updated: 09 Jan 2015
- views: 46478
How to wrap a baby.
One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound 4 month old who has been wrapped for a couple months. Notice baby is ...
How to wrap a baby.
One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound 4 month old who has been wrapped for a couple months. Notice baby is fussy in the beginning and stops crying once She is wrapped in. She was sleepy 😴 Purchase this wrap at shop: www.adorablyafrican.com
https://wn.com/How_To_Use_African_Baby_Wrap_Watch_With_Subtitles
How to wrap a baby.
One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound 4 month old who has been wrapped for a couple months. Notice baby is fussy in the beginning and stops crying once She is wrapped in. She was sleepy 😴 Purchase this wrap at shop: www.adorablyafrican.com
- published: 09 Jan 2015
- views: 46478
African Baby Carrier Deluxe Review
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- Duration: 3:21
- Updated: 16 Feb 2016
- views: 932
A review of the African Baby Carrier Deluxe.
Website: http://www.africanbabycarrier.co.za/
One of the retailers of the African Baby Carrier can be found here:
...
A review of the African Baby Carrier Deluxe.
Website: http://www.africanbabycarrier.co.za/
One of the retailers of the African Baby Carrier can be found here:
http://mulberrymoon.za.net/african-baby-carrier/
https://wn.com/African_Baby_Carrier_Deluxe_Review
African Baby Carrier - instuctions
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:54
- Updated: 21 Feb 2017
- views: 153
African baby carrier - MVI 3163
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:13
- Updated: 17 Feb 2015
- views: 2008
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric.
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric.
https://wn.com/African_Baby_Carrier_Mvi_3163
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric.
- published: 17 Feb 2015
- views: 2008
How to carry your baby using an African Kanga
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 24657
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga. This is commonly called the "kanga carry."
This wrap was purchased f...
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga. This is commonly called the "kanga carry."
This wrap was purchased from Amani Ya Juu. Amani is a fair trade non-profit organization that helps women in Africa support their families. You can read more about Amani here https://www.amaniafrica.org/
Here is a link to the Kanga itself https://amaniafrica.org/products/kanga-scarf
I work for the Amani center her in the States...if you have any questions I'd Love to answer them
Hope this video helps
https://wn.com/How_To_Carry_Your_Baby_Using_An_African_Kanga
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga. This is commonly called the "kanga carry."
This wrap was purchased from Amani Ya Juu. Amani is a fair trade non-profit organization that helps women in Africa support their families. You can read more about Amani here https://www.amaniafrica.org/
Here is a link to the Kanga itself https://amaniafrica.org/products/kanga-scarf
I work for the Amani center her in the States...if you have any questions I'd Love to answer them
Hope this video helps
- published: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 24657
DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:28
- Updated: 06 Mar 2015
- views: 39926
- published: 06 Mar 2015
- views: 39926
African Style Baby Wrap
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:13
- Updated: 02 Dec 2015
- views: 3548
- published: 02 Dec 2015
- views: 3548
How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 05 Feb 2013
- views: 25900
► Subscribe to BattaBox on YouTube: http://goo.gl/4dgy2r
(Nigeria Baby) It's why we love our African Mama's so much - they carried us on their backs for so lon...
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(Nigeria Baby) It's why we love our African Mama's so much - they carried us on their backs for so long... but how do they do it? Especially when it is forbidden for the baby to fall o! (if they do you must run naked round the market!)
"I'm an African woman so I use my wrapper to tie my baby and I make sure I tie it very well!" explains Mrs Tade James. "And if i see that he's not comfortable the way I'm tying him, I tell someone close to me to assist me."
(Nigeria Baby) How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... find out here!
There are rules attached to backing a baby at the early stage - "Your baby's hands must be inside, so that the neck can stay very well," explains another mother. "You have to fold your wrapper two or three times and you must not spread your baby's legs."
Highlighting the most important part, one woman says - "While backing the baby, you must watch the neck" - this is because, according to African culture it is forbidden for a baby to fall from thier mother's back.
"In Yoruba land, any baby that falls down from the mother's back - if it's a girl, seven of her husbands would die and if it's a boy - seven of his wives would die!" says a mother who is both a Yoruba student and teacher.
She explains that the remedy to this is for the mother to run around the market - naked!
We interviewed a series of mothers with babies less than one-year old and although it may look like an enormous effort and struggle, BattaBox found that many mothers find "Backing" their babies more comfortable and fun.
For most Nigerian women, when they have a baby, their daily attire is the "Iro and Buba" - so that they can use the wrapper to tie the baby to their back.
They also make sure they have a smaller type of wrapper called "Oja" to tie around the baby's waist so they are balanced well. And, as for those who don't wear the Iro and Buba, they would definitely carry one in their bag along with all their other baby things.
But there are different styles on how to back a baby and it also depends on the age of the baby:
"For me, where my husband comes from, they don't back a baby at the early stage - until when the baby is 2- 3 months old," says Mrs Okonkwo, mother of two.
According to the mothers, their babies never get too heavy for them to carry on their backs:
"My baby weighs 7kg so he's not heavy at all," says Mrs Tade. "If I can carry him in my womb for nine months, how do i expect him to be heavy on my back?"
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(Nigeria Baby) It's why we love our African Mama's so much - they carried us on their backs for so long... but how do they do it? Especially when it is forbidden for the baby to fall o! (if they do you must run naked round the market!)
"I'm an African woman so I use my wrapper to tie my baby and I make sure I tie it very well!" explains Mrs Tade James. "And if i see that he's not comfortable the way I'm tying him, I tell someone close to me to assist me."
(Nigeria Baby) How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... find out here!
There are rules attached to backing a baby at the early stage - "Your baby's hands must be inside, so that the neck can stay very well," explains another mother. "You have to fold your wrapper two or three times and you must not spread your baby's legs."
Highlighting the most important part, one woman says - "While backing the baby, you must watch the neck" - this is because, according to African culture it is forbidden for a baby to fall from thier mother's back.
"In Yoruba land, any baby that falls down from the mother's back - if it's a girl, seven of her husbands would die and if it's a boy - seven of his wives would die!" says a mother who is both a Yoruba student and teacher.
She explains that the remedy to this is for the mother to run around the market - naked!
We interviewed a series of mothers with babies less than one-year old and although it may look like an enormous effort and struggle, BattaBox found that many mothers find "Backing" their babies more comfortable and fun.
For most Nigerian women, when they have a baby, their daily attire is the "Iro and Buba" - so that they can use the wrapper to tie the baby to their back.
They also make sure they have a smaller type of wrapper called "Oja" to tie around the baby's waist so they are balanced well. And, as for those who don't wear the Iro and Buba, they would definitely carry one in their bag along with all their other baby things.
But there are different styles on how to back a baby and it also depends on the age of the baby:
"For me, where my husband comes from, they don't back a baby at the early stage - until when the baby is 2- 3 months old," says Mrs Okonkwo, mother of two.
According to the mothers, their babies never get too heavy for them to carry on their backs:
"My baby weighs 7kg so he's not heavy at all," says Mrs Tade. "If I can carry him in my womb for nine months, how do i expect him to be heavy on my back?"
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- published: 05 Feb 2013
- views: 25900
How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:32
- Updated: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 6660
'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up" in a foetal position. The idea is to maintain that curled up position...
'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up" in a foetal position. The idea is to maintain that curled up position and not spread the feet out too much. We therefore keep the baby's legs inside the wrap. As your baby starts to stretch out its legs you can take the legs out as shown in the video for carrying older babies. Some babies are ready at 2weeks old but most will stretch out at 1month to a month and a half.
If you are carrying a PRE-TERM baby, please consult with your medical team on how to best take advantage of your wrap for Kangaroo Care. You can use the wrap to carry your baby on your bare chest. In this case you will have to put the baby in the pocket but ease them partially out so that their skin touches your skin. You should however ensure that the feet are in the pocket and the rest of the wrap is tied snugly around them. In other words, take care that your baby does not slip out of the wrap but is tied securely in it.
https://wn.com/How_To_Carry_An_'infant'_In_A_Zozinette_Baby_Wrap
'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up" in a foetal position. The idea is to maintain that curled up position and not spread the feet out too much. We therefore keep the baby's legs inside the wrap. As your baby starts to stretch out its legs you can take the legs out as shown in the video for carrying older babies. Some babies are ready at 2weeks old but most will stretch out at 1month to a month and a half.
If you are carrying a PRE-TERM baby, please consult with your medical team on how to best take advantage of your wrap for Kangaroo Care. You can use the wrap to carry your baby on your bare chest. In this case you will have to put the baby in the pocket but ease them partially out so that their skin touches your skin. You should however ensure that the feet are in the pocket and the rest of the wrap is tied snugly around them. In other words, take care that your baby does not slip out of the wrap but is tied securely in it.
- published: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 6660
Chest Carry Tutorial - African Style
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:27
- Updated: 13 Jun 2017
- views: 1981
Easy to follow tutorial on how our ancestors and Africans wear their children.
To purchase a wrap visit: http://bit.ly/shopmww
Benefits of this carry:
- com...
Easy to follow tutorial on how our ancestors and Africans wear their children.
To purchase a wrap visit: http://bit.ly/shopmww
Benefits of this carry:
- completely hands free
- no weight or strain on shoulders at any time
- child is secure
Follow me:
IG/Twitter/FB - mswrightsway
https://wn.com/Chest_Carry_Tutorial_African_Style
Easy to follow tutorial on how our ancestors and Africans wear their children.
To purchase a wrap visit: http://bit.ly/shopmww
Benefits of this carry:
- completely hands free
- no weight or strain on shoulders at any time
- child is secure
Follow me:
IG/Twitter/FB - mswrightsway
- published: 13 Jun 2017
- views: 1981
African Kanga Carries
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:45
- Updated: 21 May 2013
- views: 6454
Brianna shows different ways to use an African Kitenge (kanga) to carry a toddler and baby.
Excuse the mess, spring cleaning/sorting ;)
Brianna shows different ways to use an African Kitenge (kanga) to carry a toddler and baby.
Excuse the mess, spring cleaning/sorting ;)
https://wn.com/African_Kanga_Carries
Brianna shows different ways to use an African Kitenge (kanga) to carry a toddler and baby.
Excuse the mess, spring cleaning/sorting ;)
- published: 21 May 2013
- views: 6454
Carry your Baby on Back African Style easily, with a piece of cloth!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 26 Oct 2015
- views: 10297
In this video I walk you through step by step how to tie your baby on your back in one of the safest, least expensive and most convenient methods available. Ou...
In this video I walk you through step by step how to tie your baby on your back in one of the safest, least expensive and most convenient methods available. Our ancestors have been carrying babies on their backs this ways for thousands of years, and it has stood the test of time!
Thank you for watching, if you enjoy please like, comment, subscribe and share!
https://wn.com/Carry_Your_Baby_On_Back_African_Style_Easily,_With_A_Piece_Of_Cloth
In this video I walk you through step by step how to tie your baby on your back in one of the safest, least expensive and most convenient methods available. Our ancestors have been carrying babies on their backs this ways for thousands of years, and it has stood the test of time!
Thank you for watching, if you enjoy please like, comment, subscribe and share!
- published: 26 Oct 2015
- views: 10297
Episode 6: How to Use a Chitenge Baby Carrier
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:40
- Updated: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 1485
A short tutorial video how to use a sheet to carry a baby (the African baby wrap way), with steps.
Chitenge or kitenge is an East African fabric similar to sar...
A short tutorial video how to use a sheet to carry a baby (the African baby wrap way), with steps.
Chitenge or kitenge is an East African fabric similar to sarong, often worn by women and wrapped around the chest or waist, over the head as a headscarf, or as a baby sling.
Kitenges are similar to kangas and kikoy, but are of a thicker cloth and have an edging on only a long side. Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Sudan are some of the African countries where kitenge is worn.[citation needed] In Malawi, Namibia and Zambia, kitenge is known as Chitenge. They are sometimes worn by men around the waist in hot weather. In some countries like Malawi, Chitenges are never worn by men.
Kitenges (plural vitenge in Swahili; zitenge in Tonga) serve as an inexpensive, informal piece of clothing that is often decorated with a huge variety of colors, patterns and even political slogans.
The printing on the cloth is done by a traditional batik technique. Many of the designs have a meaning. A large variety of religious and political designs is found as well as traditional tribal patterns. The cloth is used as material for dresses as well.
Chitenges can be used on occasions and in many ways either symbolically or for practical reasons. Chitenges are used in different settings to convey messages. The following list demonstrates uses of the cloths.
In Malawi, Chitenjes are customary at funerals for women.
They are used as a sling to hold a baby across the back of a mother. They can hold the baby at the front as well, particularly when breast feeding.
Chitenges are given as gifts to young women.
They are sometimes tied together and used as decorative pieces at dinner tables.
When women go to the beach, often the Chitenge is wrapped around the bathing suit for modesty or to shield cold air.
Chitenges can be framed or otherwise hung up on the wall as a decorative batik artwork.
https://wn.com/Episode_6_How_To_Use_A_Chitenge_Baby_Carrier
A short tutorial video how to use a sheet to carry a baby (the African baby wrap way), with steps.
Chitenge or kitenge is an East African fabric similar to sarong, often worn by women and wrapped around the chest or waist, over the head as a headscarf, or as a baby sling.
Kitenges are similar to kangas and kikoy, but are of a thicker cloth and have an edging on only a long side. Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Sudan are some of the African countries where kitenge is worn.[citation needed] In Malawi, Namibia and Zambia, kitenge is known as Chitenge. They are sometimes worn by men around the waist in hot weather. In some countries like Malawi, Chitenges are never worn by men.
Kitenges (plural vitenge in Swahili; zitenge in Tonga) serve as an inexpensive, informal piece of clothing that is often decorated with a huge variety of colors, patterns and even political slogans.
The printing on the cloth is done by a traditional batik technique. Many of the designs have a meaning. A large variety of religious and political designs is found as well as traditional tribal patterns. The cloth is used as material for dresses as well.
Chitenges can be used on occasions and in many ways either symbolically or for practical reasons. Chitenges are used in different settings to convey messages. The following list demonstrates uses of the cloths.
In Malawi, Chitenjes are customary at funerals for women.
They are used as a sling to hold a baby across the back of a mother. They can hold the baby at the front as well, particularly when breast feeding.
Chitenges are given as gifts to young women.
They are sometimes tied together and used as decorative pieces at dinner tables.
When women go to the beach, often the Chitenge is wrapped around the bathing suit for modesty or to shield cold air.
Chitenges can be framed or otherwise hung up on the wall as a decorative batik artwork.
- published: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 1485
African Babywearing
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:10
- Updated: 27 May 2015
- views: 15424
2yds or 1.5yrds of cotton fabric
2yds or 1.5yrds of cotton fabric
https://wn.com/African_Babywearing
2yds or 1.5yrds of cotton fabric
- published: 27 May 2015
- views: 15424
The best ever baby carrier ft My Mum
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:20
- Updated: 12 Sep 2016
- views: 6359
Learn how to carry your baby on your back the african way!
Thank you for watching
Other videos:
What I eat in a day - MUM AND BABY EDITION
https://youtu.be...
Learn how to carry your baby on your back the african way!
Thank you for watching
Other videos:
What I eat in a day - MUM AND BABY EDITION
https://youtu.be/QIVUnwzWvZ8
MY BILINGUAL BABY - our daily routine
https://youtu.be/dmOmVs_ahZU
SUMMER LOOKBOOK 2016 - BABY BOY
https://youtu.be/e_EhgzNZ72w
Parenthood - What's in a name?
https://youtu.be/kW6uZuKHaWU
email: vmaki1992@gmail.com ( serious inquiries only)
social media:
instagram: @missjuli106
twitter: @makimoments
https://wn.com/The_Best_Ever_Baby_Carrier_Ft_My_Mum
Learn how to carry your baby on your back the african way!
Thank you for watching
Other videos:
What I eat in a day - MUM AND BABY EDITION
https://youtu.be/QIVUnwzWvZ8
MY BILINGUAL BABY - our daily routine
https://youtu.be/dmOmVs_ahZU
SUMMER LOOKBOOK 2016 - BABY BOY
https://youtu.be/e_EhgzNZ72w
Parenthood - What's in a name?
https://youtu.be/kW6uZuKHaWU
email: vmaki1992@gmail.com ( serious inquiries only)
social media:
instagram: @missjuli106
twitter: @makimoments
- published: 12 Sep 2016
- views: 6359
-
Baby carrier - African style
My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back. Update: PLEASE HELP hungry kids in Lesotho! Nearly 90000 people have now viewed this video. Dineo is from Johannesburg South Africa but her family comes from Lesotho -- a mountain country with little money and little food (because their farmlands were stolen 150 years ago). If 90 000 people had each given US $1, it would have fed 18 000 Lesotho children FOR A MONTH. Dineo's cousin is a church minister in Lesotho who has next to no money, and his parishioners are all subsistence farmers with no money -- yet they run a feeding club giving a hot meal a day to hungry kids. They feed a child for a month on $5. If you want to send this minister your $5, or even $1, send me an email (preservation.guide@gmail.com) and I...
published: 14 Jan 2013 -
How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
How to wrap a baby. One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound 4 month old who has been wrapped for a couple months. Notice baby is fussy in the beginning and stops crying once She is wrapped in. She was sleepy 😴 Purchase this wrap at shop: www.adorablyafrican.com
published: 09 Jan 2015 -
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African Baby Carrier - instuctions
Shows how to use the Fair Trade African Baby Carrier.
published: 21 Feb 2017 -
African baby carrier - MVI 3163
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric.
published: 17 Feb 2015 -
How to carry your baby using an African Kanga
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga. This is commonly called the "kanga carry." This wrap was purchased from Amani Ya Juu. Amani is a fair trade non-profit organization that helps women in Africa support their families. You can read more about Amani here https://www.amaniafrica.org/ Here is a link to the Kanga itself https://amaniafrica.org/products/kanga-scarf I work for the Amani center her in the States...if you have any questions I'd Love to answer them Hope this video helps
published: 18 Aug 2015 -
DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
published: 06 Mar 2015 -
African Style Baby Wrap
published: 02 Dec 2015 -
How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
► Subscribe to BattaBox on YouTube: http://goo.gl/4dgy2r (Nigeria Baby) It's why we love our African Mama's so much - they carried us on their backs for so long... but how do they do it? Especially when it is forbidden for the baby to fall o! (if they do you must run naked round the market!) "I'm an African woman so I use my wrapper to tie my baby and I make sure I tie it very well!" explains Mrs Tade James. "And if i see that he's not comfortable the way I'm tying him, I tell someone close to me to assist me." (Nigeria Baby) How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... find out here! There are rules attached to backing a baby at the early stage - "Your baby's hands must be inside, so that the neck can stay very well," explains another mother. "You have to fold your wrapper two or three...
published: 05 Feb 2013 -
How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up" in a foetal position. The idea is to maintain that curled up position and not spread the feet out too much. We therefore keep the baby's legs inside the wrap. As your baby starts to stretch out its legs you can take the legs out as shown in the video for carrying older babies. Some babies are ready at 2weeks old but most will stretch out at 1month to a month and a half. If you are carrying a PRE-TERM baby, please consult with your medical team on how to best take advantage of your wrap for Kangaroo Care. You can use the wrap to carry your baby on your bare chest. In this case you will have to put the baby in the pocket but ease them partially out so that their skin touches your skin. You should h...
published: 28 Jan 2013
Baby carrier - African style
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:50
- Updated: 14 Jan 2013
- views: 118409
My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back.
Update: PLEASE HELP hungry kids in Lesotho! Nearly 90000 people have now viewed t...
My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back.
Update: PLEASE HELP hungry kids in Lesotho! Nearly 90000 people have now viewed this video. Dineo is from Johannesburg South Africa but her family comes from Lesotho -- a mountain country with little money and little food (because their farmlands were stolen 150 years ago). If 90 000 people had each given US $1, it would have fed 18 000 Lesotho children FOR A MONTH. Dineo's cousin is a church minister in Lesotho who has next to no money, and his parishioners are all subsistence farmers with no money -- yet they run a feeding club giving a hot meal a day to hungry kids. They feed a child for a month on $5. If you want to send this minister your $5, or even $1, send me an email (preservation.guide@gmail.com) and I'll supply details.
-- If you feel safer giving to a very well-known Lesotho charity (UK's Prince Harry is a founder), try http://sentebale.org/ Tell them Dineo sent you!
https://wn.com/Baby_Carrier_African_Style
My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back.
Update: PLEASE HELP hungry kids in Lesotho! Nearly 90000 people have now viewed this video. Dineo is from Johannesburg South Africa but her family comes from Lesotho -- a mountain country with little money and little food (because their farmlands were stolen 150 years ago). If 90 000 people had each given US $1, it would have fed 18 000 Lesotho children FOR A MONTH. Dineo's cousin is a church minister in Lesotho who has next to no money, and his parishioners are all subsistence farmers with no money -- yet they run a feeding club giving a hot meal a day to hungry kids. They feed a child for a month on $5. If you want to send this minister your $5, or even $1, send me an email (preservation.guide@gmail.com) and I'll supply details.
-- If you feel safer giving to a very well-known Lesotho charity (UK's Prince Harry is a founder), try http://sentebale.org/ Tell them Dineo sent you!
- published: 14 Jan 2013
- views: 118409
How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:05
- Updated: 09 Jan 2015
- views: 46478
How to wrap a baby.
One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound 4 month old who has been wrapped for a couple months. Notice baby is ...
How to wrap a baby.
One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound 4 month old who has been wrapped for a couple months. Notice baby is fussy in the beginning and stops crying once She is wrapped in. She was sleepy 😴 Purchase this wrap at shop: www.adorablyafrican.com
https://wn.com/How_To_Use_African_Baby_Wrap_Watch_With_Subtitles
How to wrap a baby.
One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound 4 month old who has been wrapped for a couple months. Notice baby is fussy in the beginning and stops crying once She is wrapped in. She was sleepy 😴 Purchase this wrap at shop: www.adorablyafrican.com
- published: 09 Jan 2015
- views: 46478
African Baby Carrier Deluxe Review
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:21
- Updated: 16 Feb 2016
- views: 932
A review of the African Baby Carrier Deluxe.
Website: http://www.africanbabycarrier.co.za/
One of the retailers of the African Baby Carrier can be found here:
...
A review of the African Baby Carrier Deluxe.
Website: http://www.africanbabycarrier.co.za/
One of the retailers of the African Baby Carrier can be found here:
http://mulberrymoon.za.net/african-baby-carrier/
https://wn.com/African_Baby_Carrier_Deluxe_Review
African Baby Carrier - instuctions
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:54
- Updated: 21 Feb 2017
- views: 153
African baby carrier - MVI 3163
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:13
- Updated: 17 Feb 2015
- views: 2008
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric.
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric.
https://wn.com/African_Baby_Carrier_Mvi_3163
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric.
- published: 17 Feb 2015
- views: 2008
How to carry your baby using an African Kanga
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 24657
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga. This is commonly called the "kanga carry."
This wrap was purchased f...
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga. This is commonly called the "kanga carry."
This wrap was purchased from Amani Ya Juu. Amani is a fair trade non-profit organization that helps women in Africa support their families. You can read more about Amani here https://www.amaniafrica.org/
Here is a link to the Kanga itself https://amaniafrica.org/products/kanga-scarf
I work for the Amani center her in the States...if you have any questions I'd Love to answer them
Hope this video helps
https://wn.com/How_To_Carry_Your_Baby_Using_An_African_Kanga
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga. This is commonly called the "kanga carry."
This wrap was purchased from Amani Ya Juu. Amani is a fair trade non-profit organization that helps women in Africa support their families. You can read more about Amani here https://www.amaniafrica.org/
Here is a link to the Kanga itself https://amaniafrica.org/products/kanga-scarf
I work for the Amani center her in the States...if you have any questions I'd Love to answer them
Hope this video helps
- published: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 24657
DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:28
- Updated: 06 Mar 2015
- views: 39926
- published: 06 Mar 2015
- views: 39926
African Style Baby Wrap
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:13
- Updated: 02 Dec 2015
- views: 3548
- published: 02 Dec 2015
- views: 3548
How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 05 Feb 2013
- views: 25900
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(Nigeria Baby) It's why we love our African Mama's so much - they carried us on their backs for so lon...
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(Nigeria Baby) It's why we love our African Mama's so much - they carried us on their backs for so long... but how do they do it? Especially when it is forbidden for the baby to fall o! (if they do you must run naked round the market!)
"I'm an African woman so I use my wrapper to tie my baby and I make sure I tie it very well!" explains Mrs Tade James. "And if i see that he's not comfortable the way I'm tying him, I tell someone close to me to assist me."
(Nigeria Baby) How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... find out here!
There are rules attached to backing a baby at the early stage - "Your baby's hands must be inside, so that the neck can stay very well," explains another mother. "You have to fold your wrapper two or three times and you must not spread your baby's legs."
Highlighting the most important part, one woman says - "While backing the baby, you must watch the neck" - this is because, according to African culture it is forbidden for a baby to fall from thier mother's back.
"In Yoruba land, any baby that falls down from the mother's back - if it's a girl, seven of her husbands would die and if it's a boy - seven of his wives would die!" says a mother who is both a Yoruba student and teacher.
She explains that the remedy to this is for the mother to run around the market - naked!
We interviewed a series of mothers with babies less than one-year old and although it may look like an enormous effort and struggle, BattaBox found that many mothers find "Backing" their babies more comfortable and fun.
For most Nigerian women, when they have a baby, their daily attire is the "Iro and Buba" - so that they can use the wrapper to tie the baby to their back.
They also make sure they have a smaller type of wrapper called "Oja" to tie around the baby's waist so they are balanced well. And, as for those who don't wear the Iro and Buba, they would definitely carry one in their bag along with all their other baby things.
But there are different styles on how to back a baby and it also depends on the age of the baby:
"For me, where my husband comes from, they don't back a baby at the early stage - until when the baby is 2- 3 months old," says Mrs Okonkwo, mother of two.
According to the mothers, their babies never get too heavy for them to carry on their backs:
"My baby weighs 7kg so he's not heavy at all," says Mrs Tade. "If I can carry him in my womb for nine months, how do i expect him to be heavy on my back?"
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(Nigeria Baby) It's why we love our African Mama's so much - they carried us on their backs for so long... but how do they do it? Especially when it is forbidden for the baby to fall o! (if they do you must run naked round the market!)
"I'm an African woman so I use my wrapper to tie my baby and I make sure I tie it very well!" explains Mrs Tade James. "And if i see that he's not comfortable the way I'm tying him, I tell someone close to me to assist me."
(Nigeria Baby) How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... find out here!
There are rules attached to backing a baby at the early stage - "Your baby's hands must be inside, so that the neck can stay very well," explains another mother. "You have to fold your wrapper two or three times and you must not spread your baby's legs."
Highlighting the most important part, one woman says - "While backing the baby, you must watch the neck" - this is because, according to African culture it is forbidden for a baby to fall from thier mother's back.
"In Yoruba land, any baby that falls down from the mother's back - if it's a girl, seven of her husbands would die and if it's a boy - seven of his wives would die!" says a mother who is both a Yoruba student and teacher.
She explains that the remedy to this is for the mother to run around the market - naked!
We interviewed a series of mothers with babies less than one-year old and although it may look like an enormous effort and struggle, BattaBox found that many mothers find "Backing" their babies more comfortable and fun.
For most Nigerian women, when they have a baby, their daily attire is the "Iro and Buba" - so that they can use the wrapper to tie the baby to their back.
They also make sure they have a smaller type of wrapper called "Oja" to tie around the baby's waist so they are balanced well. And, as for those who don't wear the Iro and Buba, they would definitely carry one in their bag along with all their other baby things.
But there are different styles on how to back a baby and it also depends on the age of the baby:
"For me, where my husband comes from, they don't back a baby at the early stage - until when the baby is 2- 3 months old," says Mrs Okonkwo, mother of two.
According to the mothers, their babies never get too heavy for them to carry on their backs:
"My baby weighs 7kg so he's not heavy at all," says Mrs Tade. "If I can carry him in my womb for nine months, how do i expect him to be heavy on my back?"
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- published: 05 Feb 2013
- views: 25900
How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:32
- Updated: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 6660
'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up" in a foetal position. The idea is to maintain that curled up position...
'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up" in a foetal position. The idea is to maintain that curled up position and not spread the feet out too much. We therefore keep the baby's legs inside the wrap. As your baby starts to stretch out its legs you can take the legs out as shown in the video for carrying older babies. Some babies are ready at 2weeks old but most will stretch out at 1month to a month and a half.
If you are carrying a PRE-TERM baby, please consult with your medical team on how to best take advantage of your wrap for Kangaroo Care. You can use the wrap to carry your baby on your bare chest. In this case you will have to put the baby in the pocket but ease them partially out so that their skin touches your skin. You should however ensure that the feet are in the pocket and the rest of the wrap is tied snugly around them. In other words, take care that your baby does not slip out of the wrap but is tied securely in it.
https://wn.com/How_To_Carry_An_'infant'_In_A_Zozinette_Baby_Wrap
'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up" in a foetal position. The idea is to maintain that curled up position and not spread the feet out too much. We therefore keep the baby's legs inside the wrap. As your baby starts to stretch out its legs you can take the legs out as shown in the video for carrying older babies. Some babies are ready at 2weeks old but most will stretch out at 1month to a month and a half.
If you are carrying a PRE-TERM baby, please consult with your medical team on how to best take advantage of your wrap for Kangaroo Care. You can use the wrap to carry your baby on your bare chest. In this case you will have to put the baby in the pocket but ease them partially out so that their skin touches your skin. You should however ensure that the feet are in the pocket and the rest of the wrap is tied snugly around them. In other words, take care that your baby does not slip out of the wrap but is tied securely in it.
- published: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 6660
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Indigenous Himba Tribes mama no baby carrier
Africa - Africa Travel Safari Africa Hunting Africa Africa Brasil Safari In Africa Africa Beach Travel Africa Africa Hunting Safari
published: 13 Mar 2015 -
How To Make A Baby Doll Carrier Or Doll Papoose
A simple, step by step tutorial. This project is suitable for beginners. Check out my new blog - http://www.whichwayeast.com Find Me on Instagram by Searching AFateSoTwisted Follow My Blog Here - http://www.afatesotwisted.com Visit My Etsy Shop Here - http://www.dearjulian.com My Facebook Business Page Is Here - https://www.facebook.com/DearJulian Twitter - https://twitter.com/DearJulianCom Find Me On Facebook Here - https://www.facebook.com/afate.sotwisted
published: 09 Feb 2016 -
Mommy/Daughter Time! | Baby Genius 2.0 | Cooking African Food!
Hello My Pretties! Thank you all for watching! Maddie and I spent the whole weekend while babe was camping. We had so much fun together!! She is a handful but she is the best! I love being a mommy! Also, I show you moms tips on how to clean the house with a toddler in the house! I'll show more in another video! I hope you all like and thumbs up if you think my kid is so smart! :) Cassava Leaf Recipe : www.african-secret-recipes.com To purchase my first book, A Woman's Struggle, click here: http://bit.ly/WomansStruggle Thank you for your love and support! :) 💗 Subscribe to my Main Channel here! : http://bit.ly/YesChrisYesss_ 💗 Subscribe to my Vlogging Channel here!: http://bit.ly/LifeOfChris 💗 Music: Free Music from Youtube Audio Library | ________________________________________...
published: 19 Jan 2015 -
DIY OSNABURG BABY WRAP CARRIER
Did you like the video? Want to see more down the road? ↑↑↑ Click the Thumbs Up & Subscribe! ↑↑↑ ↓↓↓ Click Show More! ↓↓↓ I show you how to create your very own Osnaburg fabric Baby wrap carrier at home for under $50 from Start to Finish! (Not including dying process) Check out this video as well, she helped me in making mine! http://youtu.be/_2LZs5Lf6D0?list=UUQzliwCJocnMxbfaT-fRp_Q Don't forget to Thumbs Up and Subscribe! New videos every Friday and New tag videos every Tuesday! ☮, ♥, ☺ "One Love, One Heart, Let's get together and feel alright! " Follow me! Twitter: @xAmandaDawnx Instagram: elanorsmommy
published: 30 Aug 2014 -
Sleep Music For Babies 8 hour - Get Baby to Sleep - Peaceful and Calming
◢ Carefully plotting frequencies found in the Delta and Theta ranges, we've composed a relaxing, soothing lullaby for our dear little ones. Embedded with isochronic tone frequency that is associated with sound sleep, and binaural beats that flow in and out from 7Hz down to 0.1Hz, your babes will be able to fall asleep without disturbance to this new lullaby track. With a carrier frequency of 90Hz, this promotes good feelings, security, well-being and balance. ◢ Find us on iTunes http://radi.al/BrainwavePowerMusic and Google Play http://radi.al/43qp The frequencies used promote deep sleep, feelings of tranquility and peacefulness. Parents can enjoy listening to this track along with their babies and toddlers for a nice bonding moment with their children. Delta waves are often found and ar...
published: 21 Jan 2015 -
Babywearing 101
I have put together a comprehensive video that shows you the most common types of baby carriers, their pros/cons, price range, and uses. Please let me know if you have any questions or anything to add. I hope this answers any questions you may have! This video is 25 minutes long, so if you want, you can skip ahead to the type of carrier about which you want to learn. SSC (soft-structured carriers): 1:15 Mei Tai: 5:15 Ring sling: 7:48 Stretchy wrap: 11:50 Pouch sling: 16:20 Woven wrap: 18:40 Websites good for learning more about babywearing and retail: www.babywearinginternational.org www.paxbaby.com www.treetopbaby.com www.toastybaby.com www.wearyourbaby.com Ergo: www.ergobaby.com Babyhawk: www.babyhawk.com Moby: www.mobywrap.com Little Frog: http://littlefrog.pl Hotslings: http://www....
published: 16 Apr 2014 -
CROCHET How to Crochet Cable Stitch Newborn Baby Bunting Cocoon #TUTORIAL #283 LEARN CROCHET
https://www.facebookom/Bag-O-Day-Crochet-More-250904791744364/ Etsy Shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/BagoDayCrochet?ref=pr_shop_more https://www.etsy.com/shop/BagoDayCrochet?ref=hdr http://stylenwithcstyles.blogspot.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bagodaycrochet/?hl=en Candy Vision TV CHECK IT OUT https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3lT0W7MxrQ4RZm1bVIz5bg WRITTEN PATTERNS https://www.etsy.com/shop/BagoDayCrochet?ref=hdr_shop_menu
published: 14 Dec 2015 -
All About Belle + Six Month Update
Happy Thursday! Today's video is all about baby Belle! Thank you for your love and support! Products Mentioned: Moby Wrap Infantino Carrier Ergo Carrier Nose Frieda Join our family, subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/lewisloveandfamily Facebook http://www.facebook.com/lewisloveandfamily Instagram: @lewisloveandfamily http://www.instagram.com/lewisloveandfamily This video is not sponsored.
published: 24 Mar 2016 -
Babywearing Masterclass - Ulrike Höwer Part 1
http://www.fertilemind.com.au/category-manduca-baby-carriers-159.aspx http://www.manduca.com.au Ulrike Höwer DIE TRAGESCHULE DRESDEN - Director and training coordinator World expert babywearing consultant Ulrike Hower will talk about her 15 years experience in babywearing around the world. Ulrike discovered Attachment Parenting while living as an au pair in Dallas. After returning home to Germany she became a nurse and loves working with people. Being a true backpacker at those times, she went to Kenya for work and travel. It was there she experienced the ease and beauty of a babywearing culture. Back in Europe she furthered her studies. Studying philosophy at the International Academy for Philosophy in Lichtenstein her main interest being medical ethics as well as family ethics. She ...
published: 08 May 2012 -
RAY'S WEEK| 34 - Lash Extensions & Maya's Graduation!
** EXPAND FOR ADDITIONAL INFO, LINKS & FAQs ** ----LINKS---- *This video is NOT sponsored. Amazing Lash Studio: http://www.amazinglashstudioaustin.com Bodysuit Lookbook video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZujvkbCMjk Beluga Baby Carrier: https://www.belugababy.ca Chewlery: http://www.glitterandspice.ca SweetLife Clothing: http://the-sweet-life-apparel-gifts.myshopify.com Bath product: http://bebedeluxe.ca ----CONNECT WITH ME---- Instagram: @RavenElyse http://www.instagram.com/ravenelyse Twitter: @RavenElyseTV http://www.twitter.com/RavenElyseTV Snapchat: ravenelysetv Business: info@ravenelysetv.com ----FREQUENTLY ASKED---- -CAMERA: Canon 70D for beauty videos & Sony NEX 3n for vlogging -EDITING SOFTWARE: Final Cut Pro & Adobe Photoshop -LOCATION: Texas (From Austin, to Denton,...
published: 05 Jun 2016
Indigenous Himba Tribes mama no baby carrier
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 27:27
- Updated: 13 Mar 2015
- views: 990
Africa - Africa Travel Safari Africa
Hunting Africa
Africa Brasil
Safari In Africa
Africa Beach
Travel Africa
Africa Hunting Safari
Africa - Africa Travel Safari Africa
Hunting Africa
Africa Brasil
Safari In Africa
Africa Beach
Travel Africa
Africa Hunting Safari
https://wn.com/Indigenous_Himba_Tribes_Mama_No_Baby_Carrier
Africa - Africa Travel Safari Africa
Hunting Africa
Africa Brasil
Safari In Africa
Africa Beach
Travel Africa
Africa Hunting Safari
- published: 13 Mar 2015
- views: 990
How To Make A Baby Doll Carrier Or Doll Papoose
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:26
- Updated: 09 Feb 2016
- views: 11430
A simple, step by step tutorial. This project is suitable for beginners.
Check out my new blog -
http://www.whichwayeast.com
Find Me on Instagram by Searching...
A simple, step by step tutorial. This project is suitable for beginners.
Check out my new blog -
http://www.whichwayeast.com
Find Me on Instagram by Searching
AFateSoTwisted
Follow My Blog Here -
http://www.afatesotwisted.com
Visit My Etsy Shop Here -
http://www.dearjulian.com
My Facebook Business Page Is Here -
https://www.facebook.com/DearJulian
Twitter -
https://twitter.com/DearJulianCom
Find Me On Facebook Here -
https://www.facebook.com/afate.sotwisted
https://wn.com/How_To_Make_A_Baby_Doll_Carrier_Or_Doll_Papoose
A simple, step by step tutorial. This project is suitable for beginners.
Check out my new blog -
http://www.whichwayeast.com
Find Me on Instagram by Searching
AFateSoTwisted
Follow My Blog Here -
http://www.afatesotwisted.com
Visit My Etsy Shop Here -
http://www.dearjulian.com
My Facebook Business Page Is Here -
https://www.facebook.com/DearJulian
Twitter -
https://twitter.com/DearJulianCom
Find Me On Facebook Here -
https://www.facebook.com/afate.sotwisted
- published: 09 Feb 2016
- views: 11430
Mommy/Daughter Time! | Baby Genius 2.0 | Cooking African Food!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:18
- Updated: 19 Jan 2015
- views: 4876
Hello My Pretties! Thank you all for watching! Maddie and I spent the whole weekend while babe was camping. We had so much fun together!! She is a handful but s...
Hello My Pretties! Thank you all for watching! Maddie and I spent the whole weekend while babe was camping. We had so much fun together!! She is a handful but she is the best! I love being a mommy! Also, I show you moms tips on how to clean the house with a toddler in the house! I'll show more in another video! I hope you all like and thumbs up if you think my kid is so smart! :)
Cassava Leaf Recipe : www.african-secret-recipes.com
To purchase my first book, A Woman's Struggle, click here: http://bit.ly/WomansStruggle
Thank you for your love and support! :)
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https://wn.com/Mommy_Daughter_Time_|_Baby_Genius_2.0_|_Cooking_African_Food
Hello My Pretties! Thank you all for watching! Maddie and I spent the whole weekend while babe was camping. We had so much fun together!! She is a handful but she is the best! I love being a mommy! Also, I show you moms tips on how to clean the house with a toddler in the house! I'll show more in another video! I hope you all like and thumbs up if you think my kid is so smart! :)
Cassava Leaf Recipe : www.african-secret-recipes.com
To purchase my first book, A Woman's Struggle, click here: http://bit.ly/WomansStruggle
Thank you for your love and support! :)
💗 Subscribe to my Main Channel here! :
http://bit.ly/YesChrisYesss_
💗 Subscribe to my Vlogging Channel here!:
http://bit.ly/LifeOfChris
💗 Music: Free Music from Youtube Audio Library |
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💗 Instagram: http://bit.ly/YCYInsta
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Check out my Online Shop: wisecreations.bigcartel.com
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💗 Contact Me! :-)
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- published: 19 Jan 2015
- views: 4876
DIY OSNABURG BABY WRAP CARRIER
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:20
- Updated: 30 Aug 2014
- views: 3744
Did you like the video? Want to see more down the road?
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I show you how to create your very ...
Did you like the video? Want to see more down the road?
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I show you how to create your very own Osnaburg fabric Baby wrap carrier at home for under $50 from Start to Finish! (Not including dying process)
Check out this video as well, she helped me in making mine! http://youtu.be/_2LZs5Lf6D0?list=UUQzliwCJocnMxbfaT-fRp_Q
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Did you like the video? Want to see more down the road?
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I show you how to create your very own Osnaburg fabric Baby wrap carrier at home for under $50 from Start to Finish! (Not including dying process)
Check out this video as well, she helped me in making mine! http://youtu.be/_2LZs5Lf6D0?list=UUQzliwCJocnMxbfaT-fRp_Q
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- published: 30 Aug 2014
- views: 3744
Sleep Music For Babies 8 hour - Get Baby to Sleep - Peaceful and Calming
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:01:05
- Updated: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 173604
◢ Carefully plotting frequencies found in the Delta and Theta ranges, we've composed a relaxing, soothing lullaby for our dear little ones. Embedded with isochr...
◢ Carefully plotting frequencies found in the Delta and Theta ranges, we've composed a relaxing, soothing lullaby for our dear little ones. Embedded with isochronic tone frequency that is associated with sound sleep, and binaural beats that flow in and out from 7Hz down to 0.1Hz, your babes will be able to fall asleep without disturbance to this new lullaby track. With a carrier frequency of 90Hz, this promotes good feelings, security, well-being and balance.
◢ Find us on iTunes http://radi.al/BrainwavePowerMusic and Google Play http://radi.al/43qp
The frequencies used promote deep sleep, feelings of tranquility and peacefulness. Parents can enjoy listening to this track along with their babies and toddlers for a nice bonding moment with their children. Delta waves are often found and are dominant in infants under one year old.
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We, at Brainwave Power Music, have been dedicating ourselves in creating original sound therapy music tracks, using binaural beats and isochronic tones as our primary sound element along with different instruments and soundscapes to create a relaxed audio environment. We have one main goal: To help others through our music, be it for physical, emotional, mental or spiritual purposes. We upload a lot of new content on our channel every week, and we continue to work hard to provide more new music therapy tracks for everyone.
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We are proud of our most-viewed videos. All thanks to our loving, supportive community!
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Chakras are energy points in the body and flows in the body through the life force prana. Our music tracks are dedicated to ignite, cleanse, and activate all your chakras using various frequency waves that are connected to certain parts of our human aspect, be it physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually.
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Get your mind to work and enhance your focus, concentration, creativity and information absorption without the stress or anxiety with our relaxing work and study music accompaniments. Read on how to achieve success with the Power of the Mind!
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- published: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 173604
Babywearing 101
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:01
- Updated: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 733
I have put together a comprehensive video that shows you the most common types of baby carriers, their pros/cons, price range, and uses. Please let me know if y...
I have put together a comprehensive video that shows you the most common types of baby carriers, their pros/cons, price range, and uses. Please let me know if you have any questions or anything to add. I hope this answers any questions you may have! This video is 25 minutes long, so if you want, you can skip ahead to the type of carrier about which you want to learn.
SSC (soft-structured carriers): 1:15
Mei Tai: 5:15
Ring sling: 7:48
Stretchy wrap: 11:50
Pouch sling: 16:20
Woven wrap: 18:40
Websites good for learning more about babywearing and retail:
www.babywearinginternational.org
www.paxbaby.com
www.treetopbaby.com
www.toastybaby.com
www.wearyourbaby.com
Ergo: www.ergobaby.com
Babyhawk: www.babyhawk.com
Moby: www.mobywrap.com
Little Frog: http://littlefrog.pl
Hotslings: http://www.hotslings.com
https://wn.com/Babywearing_101
I have put together a comprehensive video that shows you the most common types of baby carriers, their pros/cons, price range, and uses. Please let me know if you have any questions or anything to add. I hope this answers any questions you may have! This video is 25 minutes long, so if you want, you can skip ahead to the type of carrier about which you want to learn.
SSC (soft-structured carriers): 1:15
Mei Tai: 5:15
Ring sling: 7:48
Stretchy wrap: 11:50
Pouch sling: 16:20
Woven wrap: 18:40
Websites good for learning more about babywearing and retail:
www.babywearinginternational.org
www.paxbaby.com
www.treetopbaby.com
www.toastybaby.com
www.wearyourbaby.com
Ergo: www.ergobaby.com
Babyhawk: www.babyhawk.com
Moby: www.mobywrap.com
Little Frog: http://littlefrog.pl
Hotslings: http://www.hotslings.com
- published: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 733
CROCHET How to Crochet Cable Stitch Newborn Baby Bunting Cocoon #TUTORIAL #283 LEARN CROCHET
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- Duration: 45:03
- Updated: 14 Dec 2015
- views: 604008
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- published: 14 Dec 2015
- views: 604008
All About Belle + Six Month Update
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 32:36
- Updated: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 47039
Happy Thursday! Today's video is all about baby Belle! Thank you for your love and support!
Products Mentioned:
Moby Wrap
Infantino Carrier
Ergo Carrier
No...
Happy Thursday! Today's video is all about baby Belle! Thank you for your love and support!
Products Mentioned:
Moby Wrap
Infantino Carrier
Ergo Carrier
Nose Frieda
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Happy Thursday! Today's video is all about baby Belle! Thank you for your love and support!
Products Mentioned:
Moby Wrap
Infantino Carrier
Ergo Carrier
Nose Frieda
Join our family, subscribe!
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- published: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 47039
Babywearing Masterclass - Ulrike Höwer Part 1
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- Duration: 24:04
- Updated: 08 May 2012
- views: 786
http://www.fertilemind.com.au/category-manduca-baby-carriers-159.aspx
http://www.manduca.com.au
Ulrike Höwer
DIE TRAGESCHULE DRESDEN - Director and training c...
http://www.fertilemind.com.au/category-manduca-baby-carriers-159.aspx
http://www.manduca.com.au
Ulrike Höwer
DIE TRAGESCHULE DRESDEN - Director and training coordinator
World expert babywearing consultant Ulrike Hower will talk about her 15 years experience in babywearing around the world.
Ulrike discovered Attachment Parenting while living as an au pair in Dallas. After returning home to Germany she became a nurse and loves working with people. Being a true backpacker at those times, she went to Kenya for work and travel. It was there she experienced the ease and beauty of a babywearing culture.
Back in Europe she furthered her studies. Studying philosophy at the International Academy for Philosophy in Lichtenstein her main interest being medical ethics as well as family ethics. She has also completed further studies in training and coaching other people.
https://wn.com/Babywearing_Masterclass_Ulrike_HöWer_Part_1
http://www.fertilemind.com.au/category-manduca-baby-carriers-159.aspx
http://www.manduca.com.au
Ulrike Höwer
DIE TRAGESCHULE DRESDEN - Director and training coordinator
World expert babywearing consultant Ulrike Hower will talk about her 15 years experience in babywearing around the world.
Ulrike discovered Attachment Parenting while living as an au pair in Dallas. After returning home to Germany she became a nurse and loves working with people. Being a true backpacker at those times, she went to Kenya for work and travel. It was there she experienced the ease and beauty of a babywearing culture.
Back in Europe she furthered her studies. Studying philosophy at the International Academy for Philosophy in Lichtenstein her main interest being medical ethics as well as family ethics. She has also completed further studies in training and coaching other people.
- published: 08 May 2012
- views: 786
RAY'S WEEK| 34 - Lash Extensions & Maya's Graduation!
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- Duration: 36:07
- Updated: 05 Jun 2016
- views: 89867
** EXPAND FOR ADDITIONAL INFO, LINKS & FAQs **
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Bodys...
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Beluga Baby Carrier: https://www.belugababy.ca
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Bodysuit Lookbook video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZujvkbCMjk
Beluga Baby Carrier: https://www.belugababy.ca
Chewlery: http://www.glitterandspice.ca
SweetLife Clothing: http://the-sweet-life-apparel-gifts.myshopify.com
Bath product: http://bebedeluxe.ca
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Twitter: @RavenElyseTV http://www.twitter.com/RavenElyseTV
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Business: info@ravenelysetv.com
----FREQUENTLY ASKED----
-CAMERA: Canon 70D for beauty videos & Sony NEX 3n for vlogging
-EDITING SOFTWARE: Final Cut Pro & Adobe Photoshop
-LOCATION: Texas (From Austin, to Denton, to Dallas, & now back in Austin!)
-AGE: 22
-ETHNICITY: African American (Both of my parents are.)
-HEIGHT: 5'11
----HELPFUL VIDEOS----
STARTING A YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1LuYXog_Nw
HOW I EDIT INSTAGRAM PHOTOS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gc7U6PifrlU
SAVING & MAKING MONEY: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5G45mN2DoY
MAKE A LACE WIG LOOK NATURAL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxtW0AHd8ew
FILMING EQUIPMENT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oM9o2hut33s
- published: 05 Jun 2016
- views: 89867
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1:50
Baby carrier - African style
My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back.
Update: PLEA...
published: 14 Jan 2013
Baby carrier - African style
Baby carrier - African style
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2:05
How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
How to wrap a baby.
One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound...
published: 09 Jan 2015
How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
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- views: 46478
3:21
African Baby Carrier Deluxe Review
A review of the African Baby Carrier Deluxe.
Website: http://www.africanbabycarrier.co.za/...
published: 16 Feb 2016
African Baby Carrier Deluxe Review
African Baby Carrier Deluxe Review
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- views: 932
3:54
African Baby Carrier - instuctions
Shows how to use the Fair Trade African Baby Carrier.
published: 21 Feb 2017
African Baby Carrier - instuctions
African Baby Carrier - instuctions
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- views: 153
1:13
African baby carrier - MVI 3163
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric.
published: 17 Feb 2015
African baby carrier - MVI 3163
African baby carrier - MVI 3163
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- views: 2008
3:33
How to carry your baby using an African Kanga
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga....
published: 18 Aug 2015
How to carry your baby using an African Kanga
How to carry your baby using an African Kanga
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3:28
DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
published: 06 Mar 2015
DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
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- published: 06 Mar 2015
- views: 39926
3:13
African Style Baby Wrap
published: 02 Dec 2015
African Style Baby Wrap
African Style Baby Wrap
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- published: 02 Dec 2015
- views: 3548
6:39
How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
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(Nigeria Baby) It's why we love ...
published: 05 Feb 2013
How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
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- published: 05 Feb 2013
- views: 25900
4:32
How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up"...
published: 28 Jan 2013
How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
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- published: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 6660
3:27
Chest Carry Tutorial - African Style
Easy to follow tutorial on how our ancestors and Africans wear their children.
To purch...
published: 13 Jun 2017
Chest Carry Tutorial - African Style
Chest Carry Tutorial - African Style
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- views: 1981
5:45
African Kanga Carries
Brianna shows different ways to use an African Kitenge (kanga) to carry a toddler and baby...
published: 21 May 2013
African Kanga Carries
African Kanga Carries
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- views: 6454
2:47
Carry your Baby on Back African Style easily, with a piece of cloth!
In this video I walk you through step by step how to tie your baby on your back in one of ...
published: 26 Oct 2015
Carry your Baby on Back African Style easily, with a piece of cloth!
Carry your Baby on Back African Style easily, with a piece of cloth!
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- published: 26 Oct 2015
- views: 10297
5:40
Episode 6: How to Use a Chitenge Baby Carrier
A short tutorial video how to use a sheet to carry a baby (the African baby wrap way), wit...
published: 24 Jul 2016
Episode 6: How to Use a Chitenge Baby Carrier
Episode 6: How to Use a Chitenge Baby Carrier
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- views: 1485
1:10
African Babywearing
2yds or 1.5yrds of cotton fabric
published: 27 May 2015
African Babywearing
African Babywearing
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- views: 15424
4:20
The best ever baby carrier ft My Mum
Learn how to carry your baby on your back the african way!
Thank you for watching
Other...
published: 12 Sep 2016
The best ever baby carrier ft My Mum
The best ever baby carrier ft My Mum
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- published: 12 Sep 2016
- views: 6359
- Playlist
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1:50
Baby carrier - African style
My niece Dineo shows how she wraps her 14-month old for carrying on her back.
Update: PLEA...
published: 14 Jan 2013
Baby carrier - African style
Baby carrier - African style
- Report rights infringement
- published: 14 Jan 2013
- views: 118409
2:05
How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
How to wrap a baby.
One way to wear the African earth toned baby wrap. This is a 13 pound...
published: 09 Jan 2015
How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
How to Use African Baby wrap - Watch with Subtitles!
- Report rights infringement
- published: 09 Jan 2015
- views: 46478
3:21
African Baby Carrier Deluxe Review
A review of the African Baby Carrier Deluxe.
Website: http://www.africanbabycarrier.co.za/...
published: 16 Feb 2016
African Baby Carrier Deluxe Review
African Baby Carrier Deluxe Review
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- published: 16 Feb 2016
- views: 932
3:54
African Baby Carrier - instuctions
Shows how to use the Fair Trade African Baby Carrier.
published: 21 Feb 2017
African Baby Carrier - instuctions
African Baby Carrier - instuctions
- Report rights infringement
- published: 21 Feb 2017
- views: 153
1:13
African baby carrier - MVI 3163
This is how the African women carry their babies on their back using a piece of fabric.
published: 17 Feb 2015
African baby carrier - MVI 3163
African baby carrier - MVI 3163
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- published: 17 Feb 2015
- views: 2008
3:33
How to carry your baby using an African Kanga
In this video I'll show you how to carry your little one with a traditional African Kanga....
published: 18 Aug 2015
How to carry your baby using an African Kanga
How to carry your baby using an African Kanga
- Report rights infringement
- published: 18 Aug 2015
- views: 24657
3:28
DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
published: 06 Mar 2015
DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
DIY: Baby Wrapping / Porte-bébé ( no sew, sans couture) English/french
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- published: 06 Mar 2015
- views: 39926
3:13
African Style Baby Wrap
published: 02 Dec 2015
African Style Baby Wrap
African Style Baby Wrap
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- published: 02 Dec 2015
- views: 3548
6:39
How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
► Subscribe to BattaBox on YouTube: http://goo.gl/4dgy2r
(Nigeria Baby) It's why we love ...
published: 05 Feb 2013
How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
How-to carry your baby (African style!) ... and if the baby falls u must run naked!
- Report rights infringement
- published: 05 Feb 2013
- views: 25900
4:32
How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
'Infant' in this case refers to newborns and really small babies who are still "curled up"...
published: 28 Jan 2013
How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
How to carry an 'infant' in a Zozinette Baby Wrap
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- published: 28 Jan 2013
- views: 6660
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27:27
Indigenous Himba Tribes mama no baby carrier
Africa - Africa Travel Safari Africa
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Africa Brasil
Safari In Africa
Africa ...
published: 13 Mar 2015
Indigenous Himba Tribes mama no baby carrier
Indigenous Himba Tribes mama no baby carrier
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- views: 990
21:26
How To Make A Baby Doll Carrier Or Doll Papoose
A simple, step by step tutorial. This project is suitable for beginners.
Check out my new...
published: 09 Feb 2016
How To Make A Baby Doll Carrier Or Doll Papoose
How To Make A Baby Doll Carrier Or Doll Papoose
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- views: 11430
20:18
Mommy/Daughter Time! | Baby Genius 2.0 | Cooking African Food!
Hello My Pretties! Thank you all for watching! Maddie and I spent the whole weekend while ...
published: 19 Jan 2015
Mommy/Daughter Time! | Baby Genius 2.0 | Cooking African Food!
Mommy/Daughter Time! | Baby Genius 2.0 | Cooking African Food!
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- views: 4876
33:20
DIY OSNABURG BABY WRAP CARRIER
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published: 30 Aug 2014
DIY OSNABURG BABY WRAP CARRIER
DIY OSNABURG BABY WRAP CARRIER
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8:01:05
Sleep Music For Babies 8 hour - Get Baby to Sleep - Peaceful and Calming
◢ Carefully plotting frequencies found in the Delta and Theta ranges, we've composed a rel...
published: 21 Jan 2015
Sleep Music For Babies 8 hour - Get Baby to Sleep - Peaceful and Calming
Sleep Music For Babies 8 hour - Get Baby to Sleep - Peaceful and Calming
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- published: 21 Jan 2015
- views: 173604
25:01
Babywearing 101
I have put together a comprehensive video that shows you the most common types of baby car...
published: 16 Apr 2014
Babywearing 101
Babywearing 101
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- views: 733
45:03
CROCHET How to Crochet Cable Stitch Newborn Baby Bunting Cocoon #TUTORIAL #283 LEARN CROCHET
https://www.facebookom/Bag-O-Day-Crochet-More-250904791744364/ Etsy Shop https://www.etsy....
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CROCHET How to Crochet Cable Stitch Newborn Baby Bunting Cocoon #TUTORIAL #283 LEARN CROCHET
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Why Texas isn't worried about solar eclipse wiping out enough energy to power 120,000 homes
Edit The Dallas Morning News 17 Aug 2017
When the sun dims dramatically Monday morning, that would be like an entire power plant unit shutting down for the Lone Star State's electricity grid. The much-anticipated solar eclipse will wipe out about 600 megawatts worth of electricity generation from Texas' growing solar power industry, according to officials with ERCOT, which manages the Texas grid. ... "That is not very much," she said about eclipse's influence ... ....
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US: War would be 'horrific' but NKorea nukes 'unimaginable'
Edit Yahoo Daily News 17 Aug 2017
BEIJING (AP) -- The top U.S. military officer said Thursday a military solution to the North Korean missile threat would be "horrific" but allowing Pyongyang to develop the capability to launch a nuclear attack on the United States is "unimaginable.". The chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Marine Corps Gen ... "There's no military solution (to North Korea's nuclear threats), forget it," Bannon said in the interview ... ___ ... ....
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China won't drop matter even if India withdraws troops from Doklam
Edit Deccan Chronicle 17 Aug 2017
Beijing. Amid military standoff between India and its neighbour in Sikkim, Chinese media on Wednesday said China won’t let the matter drop even if India pull back its troops from Doklam as withdrawal is just the precondition, not the solution ... Xu is a retired rear admiral and senior adviser to the China Arms Control and Disarmament Association ... "Nobody should have a doubt on that," he asserted ... ....
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Australian far-right leader wears burqa to Senate in bid to ban them
Edit The Times of India 17 Aug 2017
NEW DELHI. The debate over the burqa took a theatrical turn in the Australian Senate on Thursday, as senator Pauline Hanson donned the garment to House proceedings, before taking it off with a flourish, in a bid to get it banned in the country. Hanson, leader of the far-right One Nation party, wore the burqa for 20 minutes during the Senate's daily question time session ... "Senator Hanson, we will not be banning the burqa ... RELATED ... Gousto....
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10-year-old rape survivor delivers baby girl in India
Edit The Times of India 17 Aug 2017
CHANDIGARH. The 10-year-old rape survivor who was admitted on August 11th at the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), Sector 32 delivered a baby girl on Thursday morning. The girl underwent C-section as decided by the doctors at the GMCH as her pelvic bones were not strong to bear labour pain for normal delivery ... "The baby weighs 2.2 kg and is underweight. She is kept in the neonatal intensive care unit ... RELATED ... Lasik Eyes ... or....
Nuna Announces Newest Innovation with Lightest Infant Car Seat in the United States
Edit MENA FN 17 Aug 2017Trial set for Little Rock woman accused of killing infant in crash where pickup hit home
Edit NWA Online 17 Aug 2017
A Little Rock woman accused of killing an infant in a November car crash is set to stand trial in December on a misdemeanor negligent homicide charge ... 13 ... on Nov ... Metro on 08/17/2017. ....
Prolacta Bioscience® Applauds the National Black Nurses Association Safe Human Donor Milk Resolution Calling for Higher Donor Milk Safety and Screening Standards
Edit Market Watch 17 Aug 2017
17, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Prolacta Bioscience, the pioneer in human milk-based neonatal nutritional products for premature infants, applauds the National Black Nurses Association (NBNA) for its effort to improve the safety and quality of the nation's human donor milk supply ... [1] An EHMD is when 100% of the protein, fat and carbohydrates in an infant's intake are derived solely from human milk....
DPH wants plan from Harrington Hospital on future infant care
Edit Worcester Telegram 17 Aug 2017
State regulators are ordering Harrington Healthcare System to come up with a plan showing how patients will continue to receive care after Harrington Hospital in Southbridge closes maternity and newborn services Oct. 1.The Massachusetts Department of Public Health said in an Aug ... ....
Highway crash south of Hanna claims infant, two teenagers
Edit CTV 17 Aug 2017
A late afternoon crash involving a van and a semi-transport truck near the intersection of Highway 36 and Highway 570 has claimed the lives of three minors ... ....
‘Rot is deep’ at Indian hospital where 85 children died
Edit Dawn 17 Aug 2017
Inside the decrepit children’s ward at an Indian hospital where 85 infants died last week, Ram Prasad prayed his two-year-old daughter would escape the same fate as he scanned the overcrowded hallways for a doctor ... Prasad, a poor farmer from Uttar Pradesh, travelled roughly 65 kilometres with his wife and two-year-old daughter after the infant suddenly ran a high fever....
FDA slams more homeopaths for playing fast and loose with toxic chemicals
Edit Ars Technica 17 Aug 2017
The letter warned of “significant violations” the agency found during a recent inspection and poor quality control of the company’s infant teething products that contain the deadly poison belladonna, aka deadly nightshade....
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Nothing is as it seems among the changelings of Manhattan
Edit The Buffalo News 17 Aug 2017
FICTION ... Various tales through the ages describe trolls or fairies abducting human babies and putting a troll or fairy baby in the human infant's place. Occasionally a mother is abducted to breastfeed an infant troll for a set time, say, until it learns to walk ... Here, Lavalle has a sophisticated young mother drench her infant son with boiling water, plenty of it ... With the death of the infant Brian, the tone of the book darkens ... ... ....
Musically healing
Edit The Times of India 17 Aug 2017
Series of research on music and health has shown amazing results, the latest being its effects on the brains of infants 1 . Right from the fetus to infants to the aged with dementia, music has the ability to benefit the mind, memory and overall wellbeing. The latest research throws light on the higher ability of infants exposed to music to detect patterns in complex sounds and to generally accelerate speech development 1 ... It heals us....
Chandigarh: 10-yr-old rape survivor denied abortion by SC gives birth
Edit Deccan Chronicle 17 Aug 2017
Chandigarh. The 10-year-old rape victim, whose abortion plea was turned down by the Supreme Court, delivered a baby through C-section at one of the government hospitals in Chandigarh on Thursday, a senior doctor said. The girl's condition is stable ... The infant's weight is 2.2 kg and it has been admitted to neo natal ICU ... He said the infant is slightly underweight. "We hope the baby also recovers," the doctor said ... ....
1-year-old boy fights rare botulism infection; doctors expect full recovery
Edit The Arizona Republic 17 Aug 2017
The 1-year-old was diagnosed with the rare condition that affects about 110 people per year in the United States, 72 percent of them infants ... ....
1-year-old Peoria boy fights rare botulism infection; doctors expect full recovery
Edit The Arizona Republic 17 Aug 2017
The 1-year-old was diagnosed with the rare condition that affects about 110 people per year in the United States, 72 percent of them infants ... ....
Man Kills Wife, Daughter, Hangs Self in Chhattisgarh’s Raipur
Edit News18 17 Aug 2017
A 32-year-old man allegedly killed his second wife and infant ......
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