A Baby On My Back Language:Inuktitut she tries her very hardest

she tries her very hardest to follow all of her father's advice about how Inuit traditionally hunted on the land

She misses her sword

Nyla loves to make string figures

At the turn of the nineteenth century

Written by Jamesie Fournier | Illustrated by Toma Feizo Gas

A Baby On My Back Language:Inuktitut she tries her very hardestInuit babies spend much of their time in the warm embrace of their mothers amaut, the snug pouch in the back of a womans parka where babies and small children can be carried. In this heartwarming story, a little girl helps out her busy aunt by packing her baby cousin in a cozy amaut. She walks her cousin and sings sweetly to her, finally lulling the fussy baby to sleep. Sharing a beautiful tradition that Inuit girls have practised for generations,