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Shaken Baby Programme

May 01, 2013 at 3:11 PM

Never shake a baby! Crying is a baby's way of telling us something and allows us to respond. Shaking a baby in frustration is not that needed response. Shaking a baby can cause...death, permanent brain damage and other dangerous results. You have the power to protect your baby. Call Kati Mob 021 0201 4233 or email 0800 300 026 for help. For more advice and a Crying Checklist checkout power to protect



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