I found these two books in a regular, chain bookstore. They both are multi-cultural in the broadest, global sense. (Multicultural also refers to the diversity on a smaller, almost individual level, such as diversity among families in a community, not just the 'tourist' approach) 1. Welcoming Babies by Margy Burns Knight. About traditions and celebrations of welcoming babies. There is one nursing illustration and although the latch is not great (poor body position) mom is in the yard, wearing regular clothes. There is one illustration that contains two bottles on the table while the dad is implied as the primary caregiver and/or childcare for the day. 2.A Ride on Mother's Back: A Day of Baby Carrying Around the World by Emery and Durga Bernard. About the many ways that families carry, nurture and keep their babies safe during the day. Page 1 "All around the world, babies love to be held close. And parents everywhere need their hands free to work and play. Lifted and carried by someone who cares, young children ride into the day...." Page two...(set in Guatemala) Newborn Rosha snuggles in the folds of she shawl tied around her mother. she rides safe and warm close to her mother's body. Rosha nurses and sleeps. nurses and sleeps." (mother is working in the kitchen, baby in a sling) Throughout the book, nursing and carrying are depicted around the world. In the western/American illustration, baby is being carried to bed by mom, but it is NOT a crib. In the background is a photo of baby on dad's back in a backpack. Joanne McCrory "Prevention and Early Intervention"