Handling a baby is easier said than done. Their tender age needs gentle care, and parents throughout the ages, all over the world, have employed various methods to take care of their tiny one. You may have come across pictures of women in rural areas carrying their kids by tying them to their fronts or their backs. So certainly, babywearing is not a product of our modern era.
Babywearing has been around for ages, but we can assume that it has been on the rise and has become more common in today's world. However, this has been only in recent years and not from the turn of the twenty-first century. Parents were keener on leaving their babies in strollers, but now more and more parents have been considering babywearing because it is good for both the child and the parents.
For the parents, of course, it is a far less tiring way to carry their baby. It also helps the baby to be with their parents, especially mothers when they are running errands or have to do household tasks. But what exactly is the science and the exact benefits of babywearing? Have a look at the following infographic to find out how science backs babywearing!
Infographic by: WeTheParents
