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The babywearing movement has seen tremendous growth in Western culture, as parents search for better ways to nurture and provide for their babies while including them in daily activities. However, babywearing has been part of many cultures (including indigenous) for thousands of years, and is considered the norm in parts of Africa and Asia. In fact, strollers, the popular Western baby-carrying choice, are considered "socially unacceptable", even in upscale African cities. Click here to read more . . .