Traditional Infant Care: How babies were cared for from birth across cultures

Hello and welcome back family to my lifestyle channel.
I am having a chat with my mother in law & Mai Pat on how babies were cared for traditionally from birth.
Enjoy the video, and please watch in 4K or 1080HD for the best video quality. #infantcare #culturalheritage #newborncare #caringforbabies #culturalpractises #childdevelopment #tradionalparenting #herbalmedicine #traditionalmedicine #herbs #naturalherbs #guava #pawpaw #peaches #sisal #sisalfibre #smallgrains #mutohwe #sausagetree #babyfood #snotapple #traditionalfood #healthyfood #sourporridge #natural #baby #traditionalbabycare #immunisation #newborncare #tradionalimmunisation #zimbabwe #southafrica #zimbabweanyoutubers #kenyanyoutuber #villagevlogs ​⁠​⁠‪ ​​⁠​⁠‪​⁠​⁠‪@TapiwaMudehwe‬ ​⁠​⁠‪@HeartfeltWithGloria‬ ​⁠​⁠‪@chiedzagope3047‬ #villagelife #languages #shonalanguage ​
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[@HeartfeltWithGloria]

This is very important content. Thanks for sharing.

[@WithRose111]

Glad you think so! It means a lot 👏🏾👏🏾

[@GetrudeChimedza]

Very true mum we need this information and do our children a favour.

[@WithRose111]

Indeed, we used not be very receptive to these things. Pure lack of knowledge

[@zelfaharadi4314]

Thanks sister Rose , you inspired me

[@WithRose111]

You are so welcome

[@chatswithJoyie]

Tatenda nerudzidziso. Very educative indeed

[@WithRose111]

Knowledge base for future generations ❤

[@tubrunyamupachitu3876]

Thank you for sharing. We thank God nekutipa denhe reruzivo. May she live longer in Jesus' mighty name.

[@WithRose111]

Thank you & Amen

[@leapriscilanyamupachitu1450]

Thank you mhai, very educative information here. Sometimes we take things for granted . I remember feso (ruredzo) used as a very good shampoo also. Very good for the hair for both young and old. It promotes growth and repairs damaged hair.

[@WithRose111]

Wonderful

[@chatswithJoyie]

Isusu science dzawanda

[@WithRose111]

😅😅😅😅, science yakare iri pamberi