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Did You Know- History & Evolution of Baby Carriers
The history of child carriers is as varied as that of the human population itself.
The brave Indian queen Lakshmibai of Jhansi10 kingdom was a famous baby
wearer, carrying her son on her back into battle for freedom - we have all heard
the stories and seen the paintings. And it is not just here in India that we see
baby wearing practices, it's been present all over the world, adapted to suit the
particular climate, geography or occupational needs � from Mexico to Europe,
from Ethiopia to Japan.
Ancient Egyptian artwork depicts children being carried in slings since the time
of the Pharaohs. Similar slings have been used in various cultures.
A cradleboard is a Native American baby carrier used while working or
traveling. It is mounted on the back, using straps attached to the shoulder or
head. Cradleboards were made from wood and padded with soft materials.
The Chinese Mei Tai is basically a square piece of cloth tied around the back. The
Mei Tai could even be used to carry heavier children. It was later popularized in
the West, in the 1960s, after the addition of modern padding and materials.
There are other Asian baby carriers like the Korean Podaegi and the Japanese
Obi-style carrier.
The Latin American Rebozo was a shawl-like garment, that secondarily
functioned as a baby carrier. It was used by the indigenous women, and was
usually tied around their head or shoulders. It was mostly used in Mexico.
In early 1970s, the wraparound was introduced in Europe, especially in
Germany. A 'Wrap' is a long cloth wrapped around the wearer and child. The
baby can be carried on the front, on the hip or on the back.
In 1986, Ring-slings were introduced. They consist of a long cloth, and metal or
nylon rings. The rings work as a buckle and keep the cloth securely attached.
These can be worn or adjusted very easily.
In the early 1990s, Pouch carriers were invented in the United States, in Hawaii.
With soft padding and secure straps, these were very popular. The babies could
be carried on the front or on the back like backpacks.
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