Video - Shocking Baby Care Practices from History: Brandy, Corsets, and Devil Marks!

Did you know that in the 16th century, parents used to calm their fussy babies with a surprising concoction? They would dip a cloth in a mixture of brandy and opium and let their babies suck on it! Talk about a no-nap time! And that's not all – during the Renaissance, it was common for children to wear mini versions of adult clothing, complete with corsets and wigs. Imagine a toddler in a powdered wig! Oh, and here's a kicker – in medieval times, they believed that if a child had a birthmark, it meant they were marked by the Devil. Who knew baby care was so dramatic back then? What do you think about these peculiar practices? Leave a comment below!