1960's baby bouncer

The baby cage invented in 1922 was for toddlers to get fresh air

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In 1987, a mother held her daughter at a Budapest market. Three decades later, they recreated the photo, with Atilla Manek as the photographer. The subjects in the photos are Atilla Manek's wife and daughter. ~ History In Pictures

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In certain Nordic countries like Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden, a long-standing tradition from the early 20th century involves allowing babies to nap outdoors during cold weather. This custom is based on the belief that exposing infants to fresh air, even in freezing temperatures, can strengthen their immune systems and promote overall health. In the 1950s, some parents and institutions in the Soviet Union also embraced this practice. An illustration of this custom can be observed in a 1958 photograph taken in Moscow, depicting a line of infants peacefully sleeping outside in prams, bundled up with blankets and fur hats.

First time Gorilla mum kisses her baby son

we've come full circle ya'll. U can find these at your local adult daycare

Acts of kindness worth sharing. 🙏🙏❤️

Carrie Fisher on the set of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, 1983.