Looks like from native American Inuit, viking, and Inca all used moss or grass of some kind

Some medieval mothers would, literally, sew their babies into a, sort of, "onesie" equivalent, made of wool - to protect from the cold, but with a flap to change a thick removable towel for poo/pee, etc., at the beginning of winter, and not change or remove it to "clean" the poor baby until spring!!! Imagine the flaps (they were like the flaps, on the backside, that used to be on old, late 19th/early 20th century style long underwear that men wore, do you know what I mean?) Ugh!! Christians, that is. Jewish people had different religious laws/rules regarding - especially women of menstruating age (but anyone, really), that, because of the need/requirements for ritual purity/ cleanliness (which aren't, exactly, necessarily, the same thing, but end up being that way, by default, result in everybody bathing - the entire body - from top of head to bottom of feet, on a regular basis - and/ but, particularly, after certain times. Anyway, these poor women, seriously, really, wondered why their poor babies died in infancy, after not cleaning them for 6 months!?!?!

@@LunaBeam86 all cultures throughout have cleaned and swaddled their newborns the same way.

Congratulations

Nursing homes x 10000000

Probably worse.

@@ruskyexwhyzee9837 I think it would've smelled worse than that to our modern noses

I thought so too but I was told they didn’t smell too bad because of their diet. We eat processed foods and meat products with additives that smell horrible when seeping from the body. They were eating a lot healthier

@@littlegirllost2654 they were definitely not eating healthier lol

True. But they did not know any better.

@cliffnelson1174 Lol strange they were more tech advanced than a lot of other cultures , but the most common sense thing, hygiene, they just didn't know any better🤷😂

@@davea6314 I fink it's wright proper

@@itsallconspiracy2035 Good day Oliver Twist. Do you have a brass farthing today?

I think it was pretty hawt 🥵

@littlegirllost2654 yes that's how it was back in those days. Good point

3 corn cobs,2 red 1 white,first use red cob,then use white cob,to see if you need to use other red cob.

@@henrjohw 😂😂😂

Bro 💀

@@Based_Gigachad_001 I mean that’s not an untrue statement 😭

I love the long form videos. ❤ I wouldn’t watch short form ones.

Long form!

@@I_AM_TEMPLE huh? Why? wtf do you do with it then?

@beautyonabarnbudget wipe with paper, bag it, throw it into trash. Unless you have a septic take. Then, you pay a company to remove the waste from the tank.

@beautyonabarnbudget oh the why is that the plumbing infrastructure can not handle it, and there is a claim that it could in the the water way. Other Mediterranean countries may have the same issue with the tissue. I stok up on baby wipes to also go into bag.

@@I_AM_TEMPLE oh gosh. Yucky 🤢

Lice

If you think about it: Hygiene and its different customs are a part of history. Icky yes indeed, but it's kinda neat learning about how others bathed back then. Just my humble opinion 😊

😂😂😂😂

You don't know difference between where and wear You need a covering more than us😅.

Also, been fo ur Years. Time to move on And stop spaming 😅

​@@xenaires4 Years..just move on lol

@@randomlyswatching9481 lol i do i swear... i just made a mistake but i like people who break balls like you