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Use a shirt as an emergency baby carrier B- 0:48

Need to carry your baby, but don't have your sling or baby kangaroo handy? Then watch this how to video to learn how to use a just about anything as a baby carrier in an emergency. You can use a towel, t-shirt, or a pair of stretch sweat pants. This particular demonstrations shows how to use your shirt to carry your tiny baby during an emergency.

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Hosted by youtube.com | Curated 7/2/08 | Views 952

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