9. Bundling Helps Prevent Premarital Sex
Bundling is a practice in which a young man and woman who are not yet married can get to know each other without engaging in premarital sex. They are put in a bed together but wrapped in separate blankets. There may even be a wooden divider between the two partners. This practice began in Europe, but was maintained largely by the Pennsylvania Dutch. The Nebraska Amish might still continue the practice today.
