This looks dangerous for the baby. 

Hi, Carla L - Thank you for watching with us! These practices are a safe and fun way for mama, baby, and friend to connect and find wonder, trust, and relaxation together. The episodes before this one get us ready for acro with our babies, and establish some more safety protocols. But always listen to what feels best for you and your baby 🙏 

hi Carla L, I took a second look at this photo from the perspective of your comment and I can see how you might think that. I have shared this pose and similar poses with hundreds of families and my own children. The key to keeping it safe is to listen to what the child is interested and excited about. Our babies may spent a lot of time upside down in the womb, and in my experience can often enjoy safe ways (like this to get upside down) once they have appropriate neck control. Inversions are great for proprioception, vestibular, lymphatic, circulatory and respiratory system whether you are young or old, and I love supported ones the best.