I'm very happy that you are doing these videos instead of solely making posts on social media platforms or writing books. Storytelling and telling of experiences from our Ancestors is very important in the sense of using our voices and using and creating our genetic memory. Ahehoo from kinlani by Dookoosliid
🌲🐬.... We absolutely Llllove Your Teachings Uncle Wally! Thank You so much... I love how the board also protects the baby's spine. Please stay well...🐥🐤🐔💞🐳🐠🐟🐋🐌🐡
Wally Brown is the best tecaher, I can think of. I do have a question. What is the name of the beautifull song, that does end each program? I dont speak much Dine Bizaad, sorry. but I am trying to learn. I can say something, which I mean from the bootm of my heart: Ahehe.
A lullaby my Grandmother used to sing: Byo baby bunting Daddy's gone a-hunting To get a rabbit skin To wrap his baby bunting in. Wonder if there is a connection?
Spiritual Teacher, in June of 1992 I became Jewish. It was the most wonder decision of my life along side my marriage. My father's best friend in college at UC Davis veterinary medical school during the Civil Rights Movement was Jewish. My Rabbi Fred taught in Alaska where the Inuit are. He taught me to be open to a more spiritual Judaism acknowledging the divinity of the Jewish God and His Shekinah in all traditions in the sense that on a certain level its all the same. However, all this took place following a terrible conflict between the Mormon Church and the Jew's in Utah over the practice of Baptism for the dead that the local news stations were reporting that Mormons were doing tp Jewish ancestor who died during WWII during the Holocaust in Europe The Church conceded tp the Jewish population. However many blacks and some natives are unaware of it. I am listening. I hear. 🌷
Thank you for your teaching ) It reminds me of pure luck and beauty And it truly was (and still is) one of the luckiest moments in our life when I found a backpack cradle for my Baby who had been 9 month Then in a second hand shop in the middle of nowhere in northern Germany….~ !?… Previously I had carried her wrapped in a cloth. The cradle was fabricated with nowadays commonly used synthetic materials (what I felt pity for). But the technique and the design of the original idea was clearly transferred into the (then) Now. The back was sturdy and padded and her body was held in front by fabric with straps. - the part for the feet was not included in the design. - (Is it to be said “Earth was missing”?) - Nonetheless I can still see the glow in her eyes as we prepared and set off. We could experience everyday life well secured, back to back, unencumbered. Pure luck and beauty Thank you )
How does the cradle board wick away moisture and prevent the infant from sweating/overheating? When I put my infant in a modern carrier, a stroller or his car seat the heat and sweat gets trapped.
Gets trapped how? For starters its flat there's no sides like a carrier however the baby will be swaddled so if you mean trapped on their skin that's pretty inevitable if your baby sweats a lot the blankets will cause moisture
He seemed alot more smiley then usual. Adorable Beautiful man
He seems to have a soft spot in his heart for grandkids. (And probably children too).
I'm very happy that you are doing these videos instead of solely making posts on social media platforms or writing books. Storytelling and telling of experiences from our Ancestors is very important in the sense of using our voices and using and creating our genetic memory. Ahehoo from kinlani by Dookoosliid
🌲🐬.... We absolutely Llllove Your Teachings Uncle Wally! Thank You so much... I love how the board also protects the baby's spine. Please stay well...🐥🐤🐔💞🐳🐠🐟🐋🐌🐡
Wally Brown is the best tecaher, I can think of. I do have a question. What is the name of the beautifull song, that does end each program? I dont speak much Dine Bizaad, sorry. but I am trying to learn. I can say something, which I mean from the bootm of my heart: Ahehe.
Learned a lot again. Thanks so much for sharing. First time I ever heard the diaper story.
Thank you so much for this channel.
Dear Wally, can you please tell me more about the silk bark?
I'm so glad that some others still use these. I don't think there's enough teaching to spread it out as much as it should be.
thankyou for sharing your culture that somehow we all do similar things different times snd we learn from each other.
A lullaby my Grandmother used to sing:
Byo baby bunting
Daddy's gone a-hunting
To get a rabbit skin
To wrap his baby bunting in.
Wonder if there is a connection?
Thank you for these.
Spiritual Teacher, in June of 1992 I became Jewish. It was the most wonder decision of my life along side my marriage. My father's best friend in college at UC Davis veterinary medical school during the Civil Rights Movement was Jewish. My Rabbi Fred taught in Alaska where the Inuit are. He taught me to be open to a more spiritual Judaism acknowledging the divinity of the Jewish God and His Shekinah in all traditions in the sense that on a certain level its all the same. However, all this took place following a terrible conflict between the Mormon Church and the Jew's in Utah over the practice of Baptism for the dead that the local news stations were reporting that Mormons were doing tp Jewish ancestor who died during WWII during the Holocaust in Europe
The Church conceded tp the Jewish population. However many blacks and some natives are unaware of it.
I am listening. I hear. 🌷
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I was taught the structure wooden board is made from cedar not pine. Oak was used for the over head board.
It depends on where you are from
That was a good one.
My youngest daughter learned to wear her children.?not a board.?it was how she could work . With hands free .
The details you share are delightful. I am reconnecting to kanienkehaka Haudenosaunee lineage, but what you share resonates in my heart and spirit.
Is the cradle board still used? My Cherokee grandma tied me on her back with a blanket.
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bEaUtIfUl ❤️. Thank you🦋
The wearing in a strong cloth was on mamas heart and near the breast food source. . Let mom hands be free to work and cook and plant food.
Thank you for this teaching
Lightning brings nitrogen to our earth.
Cribbage board😊❤😊
Thank you so much
Thank you.
Thank you for your teaching )
It reminds me of pure luck and beauty
And it truly was (and still is) one of the luckiest moments in our life
when I found a backpack cradle for my Baby who had been 9 month
Then in a second hand shop in the middle of nowhere in northern Germany….~ !?…
Previously I had carried her wrapped in a cloth.
The cradle was fabricated with
nowadays commonly used synthetic materials (what I felt pity for).
But the technique and the design of the original idea was clearly transferred into the (then) Now.
The back was sturdy and padded and her body was held in front by fabric with straps.
- the part for the feet was not included in the design. - (Is it to be said “Earth was missing”?)
- Nonetheless I can still see the glow in her eyes as we prepared and set off.
We could experience everyday life well secured, back to back, unencumbered.
Pure luck and beauty
Thank you )
🙏💕
Thankful to learn Grandfather. Blessings.
So fascinating- I always wondered
Sorry for spelling Cherokee wrong
Thank you for your knowledge.
Thank you
THANK YOU
Nia:wen!
Cool
How does the cradle board wick away moisture and prevent the infant from sweating/overheating? When I put my infant in a modern carrier, a stroller or his car seat the heat and sweat gets trapped.
Gets trapped how? For starters its flat there's no sides like a carrier however the baby will be swaddled so if you mean trapped on their skin that's pretty inevitable if your baby sweats a lot the blankets will cause moisture