2003-06-11 19:28:01.13383+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
In my association with those who work with young children, every time I hear the words "baby bounce" my ears perk up. Of course usually it's just bouncing the kid on your knee while they listen to stories, and I'm disappointed, but (source from Rebecca's Pocket), in south Wales they take young boys out and bounce them off of rocks in a 650 year old ritual meant to instill the boundaries of the town.
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