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@jbrac What I meant by that comment is that because babywearing is such a normal part of life in those cultures, how to do so safely would be "common sense" to them, maybe in the way we would think it's common sense to change a dirty nappy or support a newborn's floppy head when we pick them up...

@jbrac Before a baby is sitting unassisted they need to have their whole torso (not just their neck and head) supported so that they don't slump and compromise airways, especially on your back where you can't continuously monitor their position in the same way as on your front. While it might be...