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cradleboard

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cra·dle·board  (krdl-bôrd, -brd)
n.
A board or frame on which an infant is secured, as by binding or wrapping in a blanket, used by certain Native American peoples as a portable cradle and for carrying an infant on the back.


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The students collaged pictures and drawings of women carrying babies in cradleboards juxtaposed to babies in backpack carriers today.
The design process of problem solving by Zande, Robin Vande / Academic Exchange Quarterly
When the Americans renewed their ascent of the Missouri in April, Toussaint Charbonneau and Sacagawea, carrying little Jean Baptiste in a cradleboard on her back, went with them.
Transcontinental trek: two hundred years ago this month, the Lewis ... by McGrath, Roger D. / The New American
Some place their infant on a cradleboard, keeping the infant within arm's reach; others cosleep by roomsharing, having the infant sleep on a different surface, such as in a crib or bassinet, which is kept next to the parental bed, within arm's reach.
Breastfeeding & bedsharing: still useful (and important) after all ... by McKenna, James J. / Mothering
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