Baby Cannot Fall From This Cradle -- Very primitive but very efficient is this Indian cradle. It is made by simply throwing a blanket cover two pieces of hangling rope. The baby cannot fall nor crawl over the top as he could from a more expensive Western cradle. Primitive Efficiency. This Indian cradle is very primitive but very efficient. It is made by simply throwing a blanket over two pieces ***** rope. The baby cannot fall or crawl *****. rope as he could from a more ***** Western cradle. The baby looks ***** frightened of the cameraman. November 7, 1950. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.).

Baby Cannot Fall From This Cradle -- Very primitive but very efficient is this Indian cradle. It is made by simply throwing a blanket cover two pieces of hangling rope. The baby cannot fall nor crawl over the top as he could from a more expensive Western cradle. Primitive Efficiency. This Indian cradle is very primitive but very efficient. It is made by simply throwing a blanket over two pieces ***** rope. The baby cannot fall or crawl *****. rope as he could from a more ***** Western cradle. The baby looks ***** frightened of the cameraman. November 7, 1950. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.).
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