It is a good act to tie one's baby at the back, Yoruba's has a good record of starting very early to do so. Irrespective of who does it male or female,if not for anything just know that you're doing it for the good of the child. It prevents kids from waddling like a duck or limping because the head of the femur did not fit well inside the acetabular cup. It serves as a conservative management of a condition known as congenital displacement of the hip.
Africans do carry their babies at the back and this is the major reason the condition is rare there compared to the Caucasians.

SAMBARRY:
abeg let me hear word and take a take a shill pill o jare

no be ya mate be this

Lmao at "shill."

Are you from Ibadan? I know for a fact that Ibadan folks have a problem with enunciating "C." I know a couple of aunts like that.

You know the see-keen chicken talk and that.

Anyway, when ya batty gets bigger, Kulyie, I'll put you on my back.

Lovely Dad.

SAMBARRY:
common clean ya mouth. No be ya mate be this one

Lol! Where did you dig up those pics from?

Don't mind Sirshymex jare. He's the type I'm sure, that will drag his kid (and Ankra) with madam, to the point where she'll forever be begging his permission to carry their child for even five minutes...

I can almost picture it...him giving her killer looks for daring to suggest he let her carry Junior.

I'm not from ibadan but I go there often and because their pronunciation of certain words amuses me I mimick them to. It's some one I know that often uses 'take a shill pill o jare" instead of take a chill pill

SirShymex:


Lmao at "shill."

Are you from Ibadan? I know for a fact that Ibadan folks have a problem with enunciating "C." I know a couple of aunts like that.

You know the see-keen chicken talk and that.

Anyway, when ya batty gets bigger, Kulyie, I'll put you on my back.

SAMBARRY:
common clean ya mouth. No be ya mate be this one

Hey you don't talk to your elder like that...

cococandy:
will you buy a ticket for the maid too? So that when you get off the flight she will carry the baby to wherever you're going.

So I will back the baby while on board? What are you guys dragging...

waleadex:

Hey you don't talk to your elder like that...

which elder.camman sharap there

SAMBARRY:
which elder.camman sharap there

Have a nice day...

waleadex:

Have a nice day...

same to you jare

waleadex:

So I will back the baby while on board? What are you guys dragging...

no. You back the baby while going on board and put him in the carrier or your lap when finally on board. I'm sure that is what he Did

What is so special about it? Should be normal. He is the father and it is convenient to carry a baby like this. Nothing special.

Does the man know a picture of him was put on an online forum? Did he agree to it?

Sweet and loving father.

cococandy:
no. You back the baby while going on board and put him in the carrier or your lap when finally on board. I'm sure that hat he Did

OK...thanks for sharing your view politely.

I really respect the fact that everyone must not be cool with everything,but this is our culture and there's absolutely nothing wrong with it. It's only strange cos it's a dad carrying the baby like that and not the mom,but regardless,that's a powerful African dad right there and I am more than proud of him.

prettyboi1:
I really respect the fact that everyone must not be cool with everything,but this is our culture and there's absolutely nothing wrong with it. It's only strange cos it's a dad carrying the baby like that and not the mom,but regardless,that's a powerful African dad right there and I am more than proud of him.

Well said.

To say his wife is lucky to have him is an understatement.

I no sabi back o
Upon all d time I spent around kids

D day I saw hubby did that, na wa o, he really tried. But because I didn't train my baby with this backing thing he hardly stayed. Infact, u hv to tie him with rope but u go hear am

nothing cute about it

I remember when I did a similar thing in a local market in Ibadan. It was "all eyes on me" situation throughout our shopping that day.

My wife and I went shopping and I decided to carry my baby of four months then with the baby carrier (the one that makes the baby face you and rest on your chest). Many people who could not hold were like "hehe! O ga gan o" while some where smiling and laughing out. Of course we continued and laughed at them in return.