Showing posts with label Morocco. Show all posts
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Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Babywearing in Morocco
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During our visit to Whole Foods Market yesterday, The Pure Baby (PB) and I met a lovely cashier. She noticed that PB was on my back in our Kanga XT, and this sweet woman could not say enough great things about how wonderful that was :) Our new acquaintance shared that she was from Morocco - and that when her children were young in Morocco, she wore them on her back all.of.the.time! To her, the greatest gifts of babywearing were: (1) having a safe place for her young children - where she was always with them; (2) being able to get everything done at home - cooking, cleaning, playing with other children, etc.; and (3) the biggest one of all - bonding and building a close mother/child relationship.
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