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This child is 4 years now, can't learn properly, is blind and occasionally has seizures. Why?

When he was a baby, the nanny shook him violently always because he wouldn't stop crying.

The shaking damaged his brain.

How?

RT this thread to save a baby. You never know
Babies have big heads compared to the rest of their bodies.

They also have weak neck muscles causing their heads to move freely

Shaking a baby causes the brain to hit the insides of the skull over and over again

Basically beating the brain. It doesn't recover easily.
Babies who have this syndrome may have trouble breathing, vomiting, seizures, paralysis,
poor eating.

Depending on the amount of damage, they may have difficulty learning, some even have cerebral palsy.
This is what it means to shake a baby

Throwing a baby into the air, rocking to sleep
Normal lullaby and bouncing a baby on your lap does not necessarily qualify as shaking a baby.

But shaking a baby violently is a No.

It is ABUSE and should be treated as such.
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