Why Baby Cages Were A Thing at Katie Oliver blog

Why Baby Cages Were A Thing. If cages worked for birds, why not babies? It might not surprise you to know she had no children of her own. The idea was that getting infants regular bursts of fresh air would theoretically build their immune systems and ward off common colds. Dangling “baby cages” came into vogue after they were invented in 1922, but their origins really began with the 1884 book the care and feeding of children, by dr. In 1922, as a solution for people living in cramped apartments who still wanted to abide by airing, the baby cage was invented. So, what, exactly was a baby cage? Essentially, the thinking was that this was part of a process to toughen up the babies, and make them better. In his book, emmett carefully describes how babies need to be “aired”. Yep, they hung above traffic. And there was a reason.join the video lab! An early iteration was designed in 1913 by mrs.

Yep, they hung above traffic. In his book, emmett carefully describes how babies need to be “aired”. An early iteration was designed in 1913 by mrs. It might not surprise you to know she had no children of her own. If cages worked for birds, why not babies? Dangling “baby cages” came into vogue after they were invented in 1922, but their origins really began with the 1884 book the care and feeding of children, by dr. In 1922, as a solution for people living in cramped apartments who still wanted to abide by airing, the baby cage was invented. So, what, exactly was a baby cage? Essentially, the thinking was that this was part of a process to toughen up the babies, and make them better. And there was a reason.join the video lab!

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Why Baby Cages Were A Thing The idea was that getting infants regular bursts of fresh air would theoretically build their immune systems and ward off common colds. In 1922, as a solution for people living in cramped apartments who still wanted to abide by airing, the baby cage was invented. In his book, emmett carefully describes how babies need to be “aired”. And there was a reason.join the video lab! The idea was that getting infants regular bursts of fresh air would theoretically build their immune systems and ward off common colds. Essentially, the thinking was that this was part of a process to toughen up the babies, and make them better. It might not surprise you to know she had no children of her own. If cages worked for birds, why not babies? An early iteration was designed in 1913 by mrs. Yep, they hung above traffic. So, what, exactly was a baby cage? Dangling “baby cages” came into vogue after they were invented in 1922, but their origins really began with the 1884 book the care and feeding of children, by dr.