As the mother of an 11-month-old, let me say for the record that I would not engage in this particular activity.
That said, knowing what I know about my own son, I would strongly advise those spectators on the ground to wear some sort of plastic sheeting, or at least carry an umbrella. I can't imagine a naked baby wouldn't have some sort of accident while being tossed from a tower onto a sheet.
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