They explore metropolitan, suburban, and rural areas and look at how they adjust to the resources around them. Namibia is a country in Africa where the majority of the population live in tents and have no technology. When a baby is born there, the mother is given zero drugs to numb the pain and they are usually born in a tent or out on the dirt ground. Breastfeeding is their babies source for milk and the mother’s are very generous with it and let all the different babies receive food from them. Bugs roam the country so disease is common and they sanitation is uncommon and the mother wipes their babies waste on them. Cities such as Tokyo and San Francisco have clean sanitation and provided bottled fos for their babies. They use daycare facilities and go to the doctor frequently for checkups. Lastly, the Mongolian baby is left alone a lot, wrapped up in a secured, blanket ball. They live in a hut and drink and bathe from the same water the animals use. A chicken is the baby's favorite toy and when it was born, the baby was driven home on a motorcycle