RealCare Shaken Baby Simulator
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2015
- RealCare Shaken Baby Simulator introduction video. The Shaken Baby’s transparent head clearly defines the traumatic brain injuries caused by this form of child abuse. This simulator cries and, when shaken, affected sections of the brain light up to illustrate when brain damage has occurred.
For more information on our RealCare Shaken Baby visit: www.realityworks.com/product/...
Follow us on Twitter: / realityworksinc
Follow us on Facebook: / realityworksinc
Follow us on Instagram: / realityworksinc
Follow us on LinkedIn: / realityworks
Follow us on Pinterest: / realityworksinc
![Sean Rii, Karyon, Sharzkii - Taungule [My Love] (Official Music Video)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eJoMuypbSzQ/mqdefault.jpg)
The amount of ppl in these comments who are shocked that anyone could do this is mind blowing, im grateful that so many find it as an unthinkable act but also am saddened that there obviously isn't enough awareness about SBS. Ppl do alot of things you would never imagine out of frustration.
Yeah, they're lucky but i hope they don't get caught off-guard. That anger can come fast and unexpectedly... your patience vanished. thankfully i walked away and now know to either call someone or just step outside. Much better to leave a baby crying for a few minutes if you absolutely must. It scared the shit out of me and i sobbed all night. I even cried for all the parents who made this mistake because i now know its happened to parents who love their children. It only takes a second of that rage to ruin everything.
I felt terrible and ashamed that i could even feel angry at a newborn, those first few weeks i couldn't imagine that even being possible. it wasn't until i talked about it w family that i realized even good good ppl can lose their patience. What's important is what you do when that happens.
This is literal violence lol there are no excuses
@@luiza2823 ok well nobody is excusing , only saying circumstances lead ppl to do things they could never imagined doing. Do you disagree??
What you must understand is it's a natural human response it's not shocking people just can't fathom someone doing that to a child. It's no different than people who get shocked over other horrible things
@@for-real-countrygirl4192 yeah, like the circumstance where a man made the mistake of knocking your fat ass up with a kid.
My son had severe colic and would scream continuously for 8 hours almost everyday for the first year of life. It was very overwhelming to say the least and yes, somedays I would lose my patience. Whenever I would get to the point of losing my patience, I would walk away for a few minutes to gain my composure and then come back to him. It is OKAY to leave your baby somewhere safe and walk away for a few minutes when you’re overwhelmed. Baby will be fine. Taking the frustration out on baby is never EVER ok! I think all parents should be taught about SBS before going home with their baby.
Yes exactly! Also I thought it would have taken alot more force
I went through the same. People with calm babies have no idea what is like this. But yes, the solution is to walk away for a few minutes. I knoooow I knoow, some people will say never leave your child crying in the crib for 3-5-10 minutes, but daamn rather do this than shake them while loosing your mind!
As well as these babies didn’t ask to be here so taking it out on them is so so wrong
A crying baby will absolutely fine to be left unattended for 15 minutes if you feel you are at a breaking point and need to step out of the room@Mallavagyokszia
I think so to bit mostly it is nit the parents who cause this
I'm actually shocked that people can get themselves go shake a baby so violently, it's an instinct to handle them with care and delicacy, I feel so bad for any child that had to endure this
It’s easy to say when you have never been in a position where you’re sleep deprived and your baby won’t stop crying.
No one who is mentally stable can imagine him/her self doing that. But what about people with ptsd, perinatal depression, sleep deprivation, psychosis etc. They really don’t want to hurt their little baby, but sometimes they can’t handle it anymore and the moment or their struggles takes over
its easy to say. i love my baby and 99% of the time show it positive care. but going throw depression and having only 1-2 hrs if sleep per day over the last month can hit you and make u frusteated at your baby.
It's absolutely sickening. That just proves that those parents don't have any empathy.
I understand kids can be frustrating and take a toll on your mental health, I understand how it can happen but still I can't comprehend completely, maybe because I've always been a bit afraid of holding babies because I know they're fragile
I think child development should be taught just like health class, mandatory for everyone. Even if the student doesn't want children like myself, it should still be taught. We interact with babies and toddlers so much that's its irresponsible to not give them those lessons.
The entire education system should get an update asap
That and reproduction in general
im 20 and ive never heard of this til today.... health class failed me
Just seeing him shake that baby made me tear up. And it’s not even a real one. Who would ever handle a baby in such a manner?? So heartbreaking.
Me >:)
@@gabrielrussell9268i know ur trying to make a joke, but this is seriously not the time or place. please consider how real this and how disrespectful it is to joke about
Wait *that’s* baby shaking?! Jesus Christ. And here I am looking this video up to make sure jiggling my baby to calm her isn’t giving her brain damage.
Same 😅
Same.
Is that really the force required to shake a baby?
@@hiraumar8331 No... This is a demonstration about Shaken Baby Syndrome. Don't do that.
Same. I actually made my baby fall asleep in my arms by bouncing him a lil too hard. Not like this of course but still. I ended up watching this video shows I am worried though he's sound asleep but still the guilt and apologies to God and him continues. Not to forget I'm still worried.
I'm 82, I was tossed in a closet at 2 months old. At 30, I fell flat on my back and went to a chiropractor. He took full body x-rays and asked if I was ever dropped on my head. I asked my mom, and she said no. Around 50 we were talking, and she said I had colic and cried a lot and at 2 months old "daddy put me in the closet" I bounced off the back wall. My dad was a mean drunk.
At 2 months old, being in pain and abandoned in the closet, I didn't bond. I have spent my life looking for what I believed love looked like. When I left a relationship, I didn't look back. In retrospect, it is like love is like Teflon, it just slides away. Please don't do that to your babies. I recently had an MRI that showed some damage. I always feel alone.
I’m so sorry you went through that - and especially that you didn’t even know! You have a remarkable degree of insight, and seem like you became a wonderful person. I wish you didn’t feel so alone 😔
im sorry beautiful God bless u
I'm so sorry Karen, no one should be neglected or abused as you were. You are a strong person and I can understand how lonely it must feel to go on your own with all of this pain. Even though we are strangers, you can talk to me. And I know there are mental health professionals, as psychologist, who are glad yo listen to your story.
I send you love and peace. 🌷
so sorry that happened to you, i had an aunt hazel who died in the 1920's at 1 yr old and my mom was always kinda vague on how her sister died, like she wasnt sure if she believed the story, i always wondered if child abuse was involved, she was in a wrought iron crib with bars, and got her head stuck between the bars and suffocated was the story.
@@susansparanormalpennsylvan81 That is quite possible, my first born got her head stuck in the back of a chair. I had to saw it off!! (the chair, not her head LOL!!) Accidents do happen, did the baby cry first?
Thanks for this video. My daughter was bouncing herself in her bouncer really hard today. Enough that I got scared she might have been hurting herself. This puts me at ease that it takes real force to hurt a baby
I mean I get why I didnt understand. Ngl I judged many parents like you, cause I thought they were "shaking" the baby. But your doctors shouldve like taught you whats safe? Do they not do that? Thats awful.
@@picachugirl2036 nope I wish they did I heard few hospitals do here in the usa
My first baby had colic and this was peak pandemic so we were completely isolated with no help. The intense frustration and exhaustion was SO real. There were many times when she had been crying for hours and I just couldn't soothe her. Then those times it was too much for too long and I had to set her down and take a few deep breaths to come back. I wish people would just know the frustration is real and very normal.
Don't feel guilty for the frustration or for stepping away as it can ensure you and your baby stay safe. It's when people don't step back to take that breath or break that terrible things happen in an instant.
That being said, this is showing quite a violent shake. I honestly can't imagine doing that even at my most frustrated. Really heartbreaking as they are just so helpless and look to you for everything.
Sleep deprivation, hunger, post partum blues, and stress. When these things pile up, your judgement as an adult is clouded and you'd do anything just to stop it. But of course parents will fight the urge to do so. Having the urge to shake your baby to stop them from crying is not uncommon. But if you respond to those feelings that's when issues will start. If you feel this way, put down your baby on a safe space (cot, crib, clean floor etc) and walk away for a few minutes. Breath in fresh air, walk around etc. Let them cry for a bit. When you're ready, pick your baby again and you'll be calmer. You got this mom and dad 😊 I know you always do your best. You can definitely fo this.
I'm so glad I took a home economics class. We learned about each of the real care babies, the "normal" ones, the drug ones, and the FAS ones. And yes, the shaken baby syndrome one. Over ten years later, I realize I DON'T want children, and have had my tubes tied to prevent it.
What the freaking hell thats messed up I want my tubes tied and my dr won’t do it because I haven’t had kids. Like seriously
@@Singersavannah0 yeah, a lot of doctors won't! I think it's messed up too. What happened to the "our body, our choice" bs? I was almost 23 when I had my first appointment, and she was super nice! She did ask me on my second appointment with her if I had changed my mind on the tubal ligation. We set up an appointment a couple of weeks after my 23rd birthday. A lot of doctors won't even consider tying a woman's tubes until she's 25. I think it sucks.
Kay GallaHitched2020 it is and I have a condition called scoliosis that affects my back and my back doctor literally said that my body cannot handle Carrying a baby and that if I did I would have to have a c section
T
You really missed out. There's nothing better
Who the hell thinks to shake a baby that hard though even out of frustration what in the hell
The fact that someone needed to invent this to demonstrate what happens is downright depressing.
@Puncher of Babies you’re a sad little troll dude
You don't have kids, huh?
@@crieverytim I hope you never have kids LMAO
@@thejanitor9456 i have 3 lovely children. All unshaken, thank you very much
I will never get confidence to let my baby in child care. Jesus that's brutal. May God protect all babies across the globe.
I understand your thoughts but childcare options are research research research. Working with babies is exhausting but we have training on this. A prerequisite to getting a childcare certificate (where I am from) is doing early childhood care which goes over this. I am not judging, rather wanting you to feel a little more confidence in childcare 🩷
First time parent to a beautiful 38 weeks old preemie girl. I have her in a gerber rocking cradle because she won’t go to bed without rocking and I need sleep. I didn’t know if it was to fast for her to cause SBS and it’s in the lowest setting. Seeing this even on a fake baby is heartbreaking. It’s been a long road especially given I gave birth to her a month prior due to severe preeclampsia and she was in the NCU and I barely get any rest with her but she’s so fragile and precious so even when I feel like all hope is lost I take a moment. Please never ever do this to a child regardless of their age they can’t properly communicate and crying is the only way how. I’m going to sob and hold my little one now.
I never knew that this is what shaking a baby looked like. I could never conceptualize. Seeing what it looks like is legitimately barbaric 😧🤯😱
Even scarier that it lit up during the first hit, makes you consider how we are still damaged in one hit when in car crashes. A baby is small and more defenceless than a puppy, but still inflect intense stress for parents. There has to be more support for parents in their communities, this video is a sign to encourage any parents in your life you are there for them because it could be so challenging and one day of your help could do so much good. I know people who don’t even want a pet, imagine ending up with a kid.
My grandma was a guardian to someone who was shaken as a baby
All childcare providers need to watch.....its human to get frustrated and exhausted. But baby down, walk away and regroup
Some of yall are either not parents, nor going through severe postpartum. I just had my son almost 2 months ago and I in my heart of hearts would never shake my baby. Only thing tho is that when im dealing with purple crying episodes and have not gotten any sleep, my depression meds are working as they use to, I haven't eaten anything all day, I have a headache from him crying, I'm overstimulated and overtouched, I've had the thoughts of " what can I do to make him shut up" and it truly is heartbreaking bc ill end up screaming at him bc sometimes thats all I have left to help me. Its rough and I've had to walk away bc I was scared what of what I'd do if I touched him at that moment. Until you have kids or go through severe postpartum with a traumatizing birth attached you shouldn't speak on this matter.
Maybe you shouldn’t have let some braindead loser knock your fat arse up? You’re not equipped to raise a human being, trailer tr*sh.
Soooooo true and people are so unaware of postpartum psychosis, anxiety, OCD and rage. These are very real.
@@elyse443 letting some deadbeat trailer trash dude to knock you up when you can’t even support yourself is something that should be addressed before any of the aforementioned stuff. That’s baseline.
How are you doing now? Do you have any support?
I agree, I was recently hospitalised eith pnd it's no joke, luckily I have a mental health support team but in those moments you do have to leave
I was forced to do this in my Highschool parenting class, the same kind of doll where the lights flash for where the brain rattles. I remember the weight of it in my hands and then crying because I don’t wanna shake something so tiny and precious. Even as a doll with a clear plastic head, the weight and the baby powder smell threw me into hysterics.😭 (the doll in the far right in the back is a fetal alcohol baby, the one my teacher had screamed and vibrated)
God damn! That’s terrifying
I'm aware the baby is a doll/test dummy, but holy shit, my heart stopped and my jaw just automatically dropped at the sight.. fuck man
so scared to leave my baby alone with anyone
i never had kids because i was afraid of having them in daycare, and my mom had too many health problems to babysit, and my husband didnt make enough money for me to be a stay at home mom because we lived in an expensive area.
Literally let the baby cry and walk away if you need to prevent yourself from doing this... I can't have kids and before I found out I didn't want kids anyways, but this gave me nausea and tears to see...
This is why after u have a baby the parents always have to watch those videos before you can take the baby home
I didn't have to watch any videos when I was pregnant. Wonder why
We didn't have to watch any videos lol we just had to have a car seat
This is nothing new to learn. It is ffs completely logic sense to never do this to a baby. Why the heck would you even think about doing such thing?! Anyone could count out the results on forhand.
You'd be surprised. This world can be a very dark and cold place.
It happens a lot sadly. It’s because evil caregivers who have little patience will get angry and shake a baby who cries. It’s very sad but by raising awareness, it can be prevented. It’s extremely important to teach people this.
Have you ever lost your patience?? Were you thinking logically? Ok then 🤦♂️
My daughter is 4 years old. She is autistic. When she was a young baby she had severe colic. Her father and I were up for MONTHS. Frustration is normal.. people get frustrated. But NEVER take that out on the baby
We never did with our daughter .
Drs and nurses and social workers whatever always say if you are frustrated... calmly put baby down in a safe place.. their bassinet.. crib.. whatever and calmly walk away... give yourself 10 to 15 minutes to calm down... baby will be fine crying for a little bit... babies cry.
Its safer for them for you to calm down and regroup then risk shaking them and making them brain dead for the rest of their lives
It isnt just a traumatic brain injury. They can have blindness. They can have gastroparethis ... be deaf... lose all function and ability to do anything for themselves.
Babies are fragile. Their skulls are malleable. And dont harden til they become children...
Please be careful with your babies everyone
So so true. My first baby had colic as well and it was peak pandemic so we were completely isolated with no help (we were both higher risk, but even so our family lives far away).
So much frustration and honestly even putting them down for 30 seconds can help get you out of that intense frustration.
@@kaylachristenson9664 it gets easier. People out there care. I always tell my friends when they become new parents if they EVER need a break ; I have no problem taking the baby for a few hours so they can get some sleep.. a shower.. do errands. Self care. Whatever they need. Babies safety is always top priority.
It takes one little moment of weakness that can effect a childs entire life.
Glad you guys made it through . And congrats on your blessing :)
@@mawmawmakeup3602 That's so essential to offer and even almost insist sometimes on that help if you see someone struggling! Good for you and I'm happy things are getting better
@@kaylachristenson9664 same for you :) God bless.
omg. Imagine their undeveloped necks, limbs and skull aswell as there BRAIN! WHO THE HELL DOES THIS?!!!! My heart goes out to the partners who have an abusive partner and deal with this. My heart also goes out to the babies with such abusive parent/s
even if you leave it in a room alone for a few minutes and let the baby be frustrated and cry, is better than whatever tf this is. holy shit
Jeez... Ok so shaking babies is a lot more violent than I thought (never seen it). I thought shaking babies was more like bouncing them up and down (so I have been always kinda irked when I saw parents "shaking their baby") and ig that fear is averted. That demonstration was brutal though
the little up and down „bops“ you often see people doing with their babies are fine. It’s actually this back an forth motion that does the most damage, because babies can’t hold their head up by themselves so you can imagine what happens to the brain. it’s like instant whiplash, but repeated. the little up and downs can actually calm a baby, very gently of course and no abrupt movements, and always make sure their head is supported
ADDITIONAL INFO
A baby can already suffer serious and fatal damage from being shaken less violently. And it may only take one shake to do severe damage to brain and spine. It’s the back and forth movement and the fact that babies cannot hold their head on their own yet, so the head falls back and forth very forcefully when shaken which creates severe whiplash in the brain, and it can lead to swelling and bleeding. Of course you should also not shake a baby up and down, since their head will still not be supported and fall back and forth. The head always needs support.
Most people are shocked since they think shake, not fling around.
Shaking your baby is quite normal, and the misleading diagnosis name for what in reality actually is manhandling a baby is just that; misleading.
What about bouncing or rocking baby a lil hard in arms to make him fall asleep? I think he lost contact with my arm two times when I was trying to calm him down from crying and shaken or bounced or rocked him a lil too hard. He's sound asleep now but still I'm worried.
@@daniakhan147 i don’t think that’s bad. the head has to really flip back and forth to damage the brain. a little bump on your arm is nothing to be worried about
@@lupine.spirit161 thanks a lot! May God help us(me) to be a better parent for these innocent lil angels.
“I like my babies stirred not shaken.” Not me. Also I had no idea this happened if you shook a baby… my parents never warned me when I was younger not to shake my little brother. I think I actually picked him up once & shook him like a maraca. He’s completely fine now…. Maybe not all babies get affected by that.
If you were also small the force may have felt like more than it actually was. Also, as they get older the chances of severe injury are probably less likely as their head and neck strength gets better over time. So shaking a one year old (while still bad) is quite different than shaking a 2 month old.
How old was he? After 2 the risk is less but still a risk till 5 since it's a crucial brain development time
I doubt you shook him this hard
I couldnt even shake a doll of a baby if i was forced to
Who the hell shakes their baby?!! When i heard the term shaking thd baby, i thought it meant like giving them a Lil swing n i got concerned because i do that
who will shake a baby like that????
truthlalu people who are on drugs and are annoyed with the baby
Some fucked up in this world man.
It's a bit like when you hear stories of mothers who abandon their children for a man she met and the children grow up embedded into their mind that they're nothing.
Who the fuck does that?
People who take ACCESS class and want to work uninterrupted! I will never take an ACCESS class again!
my niece got shaken baby syndrome from a man babysitting her, he now has 12 years in prison
@@kaylienicole8819 I'm happy he's in prison.
This is why I don’t want to take care of them, watch over them or have anything to do with the babies ever.
Lol I have babies and love them but totally get this
Another reason about me not taking care of babies: I am a money making employee person not a nanny.
Also get this: if children are being extremely bad then won’t it be very expensive if the cops are blaming the parents or adults for not doing good with the kids? You can learn to love your cellmate due to the bad kids got their adult parents in jail or learn to love the strict and well trained Nannie’s that teach kids to be good.
I was just looking to see as was worried today as took my little one in a seated stroller as he’s 6 months now and his head went back onto the cushion as well as bumps. But stroller is padded so feel better now, I don’t know how anybody could do this to a baby, so sad 😢xx
Its amazing how there are parents out there that would shake a baby how this guy just shook him... holy crap
3,000 cases per year in USA probably more now with the drug epidemic, people get grumpy and irritated coming down off drugs or on drugs and its worse now
ftm and i get so frustrated when im sleep deprived. hurting her is tje last thing that comes to my mind. i sometimes cry or try to put the pacifier in her mouth or cuddle her next to me sometimes i curse at myself. and i hate it sm ik she can hear this too. i feel like a bad mom sometimes. but i will NEVER shake my baby. some people dont deserve kids.
Hello, my name is Dmitriy, I am producer at MIA Rossiya Segodnya, Russian News Agency, we want to make an editorial about baby shaking syndrome, and ask for the permission to use the [portion of your video. Please let me know if you are ok with this? We will give you a full credit and state any extras if required.
This is why I don't trust anyone taking care of my baby.
Same. I'm so lucky I get to stay at home with them.
I looked up this video because I had heard you should never shake a baby, and I just couldn't understand. It seems obvious. Maybe it just doesn't take as much force as I thought? Does bouncing a baby cause injury? So I had to know more.
The amount of force it takes to cause damage is no accident. There are some real monsters out there.
I say this as someone who has emotionaly unstable personality disorder, I would never want to be around babies. i struggle to regulate my emotions and although I don't think I could actually hurt a child, I don't trust myself. I used to hit myself a lot when frustrated, so it's likely I'd hurt myself than anyone else, but that is also not good when caring for a baby
Anyone who has mental health issues should not have children unless they have a sufficient support system that allows them to self-soothe and take a break from the baby for at least a few hours to get some sleep. My mother had thr same disorder and she beat us often as kids. i hate this so much, but as I got older I realised how easy it was to lose my shit around small children and having three like she did without any help would make me commit suicide. I never understood why she willingly had children and I never forgave her for nor seeking psychiatric help. She left a lot of damage by bot doing so
If you're mentally unstable, don't have kids. They deserve a patient and loving person who us equipped to deal with them 24/7. It's okay to not be that person, but it's not okay to ignore that and have them. The society has to also learn not judge people so hard for not having kids, not everyone is born to be a parent. If people didn't feel like having kids was such an important life goal there would be so much less avuse and broken souls.
they should make advertisements and public awareness and teach in school
i came here cause i was worried about my baby. when im nursing, she roots her mouth on the other way and sometimes bounce off my chest. Im scared she might get SBS from this
My baby has intense gas pains. He's also teething. It is impossible to sleep at night. I definitely shake my leg fast. Even this is not enough. For example, he loves swinging in a blanket (because he feels empty). Could what I do do any harm? Frankly, I was a little worried when I watched the videos...
I was worried to have my son sbs when i comfort my son in a slightly faster up and down movement. After this video, well i guess i was overthinking
Damn, you really have to shake hard. I thought this thing could happen on accident.
Why would anyone do that to a baby !! That's inhuman.. I can't believe people really do that to babies out there !
So we can like buy it to use as a fidget????????????????????????
I know it’s a fake baby, but it still looks and shaped like a baby and so when I saw that violent shaking and the movement of the neck….god my heart sunk
I have a two week old. I could NEVER
My school.. has these but Luke their more realistic. And they have alarms that go off if the baby is shaken and the teacher is the only one that can turn off that alarm
Omg this sent shudders down my spine! I've just been playing with my baby bouncing him on my knee and he was laughing but I have severe anxiety and thought what if I've harmed him but my God the force in this video!! I just can't imagine how anyone could do this. My baby has colic and cries alot but I've never ever wanted to shake him, I do cry when he's crying because I feel like he's in pain and it hurts my heart. I can never ever understand anyone doing something like this. I don't care how young the parent is it's unforgivable
Why would people do that in the first place?
Some fucked up in this world man.
It's a bit like when you hear stories of mothers who abandon their children for a man she met and the children grow up embedded into their mind that they're nothing.
Who the fuck does that?
@@yeshuasage3724 Kids who can't keep their legs closed, drug addicts, and regular functioning human beings.
@@uhsund and sometimes kids who are ra*ed. it's not always kids not being able to have their legs closed. if someone is that sexually active when they're so young, I would point fingers at the parents or anyone else, because that is a sign of childhood se*ual abuse or neglect, which is not the kid's fault at all.
anyway this is why abortion should he legal, no child deserves to be born to a parent who isn't emotionally or physically not ready for one, or one who doesn't even want one.
drugs, especially meth, alcohol, bad mood when high or coming down from a high, or want to sleep, play video games,lack of experience with baby care, young, immature, babysitters, unplanned/unwanted birth, it is so sad,in the old days when people had large families they raised their little brothers and sisters and knew how to calm a baby down, i had little cousins so i knew how to calm a baby
Am I the only one shaking while watching video? God its terrible
God isn’t terrible dumb azzhole the people like you are terrible
I think you missed the point of the video. It's to not shake. Please at least put the baby down first
nope, the baby is shaking too.
How could people be so heartlessly cruel to monster level? C'mon I'm just heartbroken, how this is happening to little innocent hearts
If the baby him self sakes his head out of pain then what parents should do.. plz advise
Calm down, they're not physically capable of doing it remotely hard enough to hurt themselves.
Why would someone do that to a poor baby
Rage, distress, anger, loneliness and dispair, you name it.
Because this world has a sickness, and it's called humanity.
@@miaouew This world can be a very dark and cold place. Everyone ignores it but that only worsens the problems. To busy getting mad because some one who is doing good is at the opposite spectrum of politics... and the list goes on.
@@uhsund I'm not mad. None of it matters anyway. Our species is nothing but a blip, a biological anomaly...in fact it has all the hallmarks of a planetary disease. And in the cosmic timeline everything will be over very soon, and the universe will move on without us, and nothing will have mattered. Nihilism is inevitable once you start living outside of your personal little bubble.
You ever had no money, no hope and no patience and a newborn that wouldn't shut up? Millions americans experience that every year. It only takes a second and it happens to otherwise good parents. Most step away and get a hold of themselves. Sadly, every year about 1400-2000 of them don't
I can’t stand babies but I would never stoop down to a level this low
I want to see how many lights I could get to turn on lol
So that’s what happened to Walt jr.
I just don't understand why someone would have the nerve to do that to a baby. I have been babysitting my oldest niece is 13yrs old to 8yr niece 9 yr niece my 2 nephews 2 & 4 year olds to my 2 month old niece 6 kids total. I'm with them from the times both of my sister's go to work. If you get stressed out take a step out breath for a bit or listen to music it helps
Baby’s neck could snap 😢
I think people should need to earn a license to have baby.... someone people dont deserve to have kids.
Shake, shake, shake, Senora, shake your body line
Shake, shake, shake, Senora, shake it all the time
And I was afraid to not do this to my son when I was to drop him of my arms....omg..I was so scared....
I really want one of those baby bots to shake now
Who in the right mind would do this
Bro what the fuck does it take to do that to a baby?!?!
Never done it lol thats brutal, Ive always took my kid and looked her in the face as she cry and She always calmed down as we stared near on each other. I know creepy but worked always xD...Maybe she thought sht ok now its serious time. 😂
my mom always touched my nose with hers and hummed a melody, and that also calmed me down. maybe babies really like having faces right in their face
People really shake babies that hard? I was thinking "shake" meant a light rock like I see some people do when they carry and bounce their babies.
Terrifying
I couldn't even imagine how someone would shake a baby, that's why I'm here. Why the fuck would anyone do that a small baby!
Oh my Goodness, it IS Heartbreaking. That makes a Monster, an stupid, Bad Father, this is Not a Father, an bad, bad Man
It's terrible. No, No , No., An murder
Ok but why are babies brains so loose? Are adult brains loose like that?
It's not the brain. Neck muscles are soft in babies, so if you shake them their necks will move around a lot, which causes the brain to also move back and forth.
Adult neck muscles are stiffer
@@untilmthe skull is soft too, like a tofu
Who’s here because you were worried you were playing to rough?
Lill bb
shake da baby :D
People who doesnt like little children or cant stand cry of a child easy loose temper. Better dont have a baby
I have a young cpl living in an apt. They are financially struggling. He is a ton union guy. Very arrogant, and has obvious anger issues since the doors are always locked in. The baby. A cpl months old looks like a quotto from that Arnold Schwarzenegger movie where he’s on Mars The mother is home alone. Overwhelmed with the baby. Can I call like DHS or something to see if they can help them. They need a stroller and a bathtub and bottles and stuff. I don’t think the mother is producing milk
Would never shake a babyn
No excuse to do this to a child regardless if your sleep deprived etc there is no excuse
😂😂😂😂😂 its a doll calm down people
Why did it sound like a milkshake? 😭😭😂😂😂
🤣🤣
People shake a baby thwt hard or it takes less .. like someone wrote who shakes a baby that hard .. then I'm thinking if they shake a baby that hard then their intend was to literally hurt the baby ... then you hear people saying yes we understand that the baby is driving you crazy and at this point pass the baby to someone else and give yourself a break ... well .....if it takes that hard as you demonstrated . Then I feel that it's not stress that makes the shaker. . It's plain old child abuse with the intent to hurt the baby or lets get real or knowingly with the intent of murder the. Baby ... and if a person can do this .. they have some big issues that will last their whole lifetime. .. so to me your senring the wrong message. Its like saying to the shaker ,, you can get away with murder just play your cards right... here is what should be play out. .. everyone knows if you shake a baby no matter what. .. your going to jail for the rest of your life and everyone will know you wanted to murder a child or the intent to.... plain and simple .. so now they know that this is a serious issue and remember their to cowardly to deliberately hurt themselves but its different to hurt others.... so none of this nice nice stuff it doesn't work...
Or if ye shake a baby, YELLOW MAMA!
I used to have paused black outs while caring for my infant at night. When I'd come to, he'd still be in my arms screaming, in the same position as when I picked him up. (Family members have even witnessed my pause) I never shook my child but I do believe if I can have a stress black out, someone else could too and instead of silently holding their baby, they can do something horrible
It's a Corona virus doll 😂
Dont joke about covid
@@therealbfazz I was talking about the doll, my Daughter had coronavirus.
@@naomibedwell3930 But you had the laughing emoji
@@therealbfazz Cause its funny
@@picachugirl2036 I had no sense of humor back then…