A woman’s impressive way of carrying two children simultaneously on her back has both intrigued and angered netizens.
As seen in the video which has now gained considerable traction on the internet, the mother uses a wrapper to jointly carry on her back her twin babies.
After the feeling of being impressed by the creativity and dexterity she uses in tying both kids on her back dwindled, netizens expressed concern at the obvious lack of physical compatibility of the babies.
The babies’ heads facing and resting on each other may hinder easy access to oxygen and breathing. Also, the sole back is too narrow to accommodate both as their bodies were too close to each other to suggest comfort.
Read some of the comments curated:
Brian Ndlovu: Is she not afraid they will suffocate?
Ro Webb: They are literally sandwiched together!
Kudomo Kudomoetim: I don’t think I like how she’s suffocating them
Honeybrowny Konstantin Kuntakinte: illitracy can be corrected by teaching ..this destroys also posture of the kids as their bones ..often poverty, hardship in a nation causes this
Anthonia Lucky: Twins love it very much especially the identical, God bless all mothers
Michael Railojo Jameson: Are there breathing like diz
Watch the video below,
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