Kenija ne želi kolica

[kailash]

Nabasala sam na zanimljiv članak ovdje

[litala]

"The pram is the ultimate in pushing the baby away from you," said Frank Njenga, a child psychiatrist in Nairobi, Kenya's bustling capital. "The baby on the back is actually following the mother in warmth and comfort. The baby feels safer, and safer people are happier people."

ovo me odusevilo, a ovo dolje - bacilo na koljena

"There are customs from a hundred years ago that are not relevant today for Africans. Our challenge is to pick the good from the bad," said Carol Mandi, managing editor of EVE, an East African women's magazine. "But carrying on your back, well, that is just a wonderful custom that keeps the baby emotionally stable and lets the mother feel bonded. We can't stop being African women just because we are suddenly thrust into the modern world. What next? They will tell us to stop breast feeding in public? No way."

[Sun]

fenomenalno

[enela]

Prekrasno

[Mejra's mommy]

Awwwww, dobar artikl

[mendula]

Super!

[Foška]

a evo kako o istom problemu razmišljaju mladi dečki, vjerojatno budući hrvatski tateki
npr.
- dječja kolijevka koja grije, hladi i uspavljuje vibracijama
- dječja kolica s ugrađenim grijanjem ispod naslona

[MGrubi]

What next? They will tell us to stop breast feeding in public? No way."

[Lutonjica]

:D
neki dan ma zaustavila jedna bakica sva raznježena što nosim margitu u slingu i rekla je:

tako treba, to je prekrasno, naš svećenik uvijek govori da djecu treba nositi, a ne voziti u "hladnim" kolicima

[Isabel]

:D bravo Kenya!!

[mamabanana]

ja svim skepticima uglavnom odgovaram da kak africke zene po cijeli dan nose svoju djecu pa nitko nema krive noge i kraljeznicu
ali i meni se cini da je takvih sve manje, uglavnom svi pozitivno na to gledaju - barem oni koji komentiraju... i da, isto mi se stariji bakice i djedovi cine nekak naklonjeniji

i super komentar za dojenje u javnosti!