Offenders and Vicitms of SBS
Victim Profile Offender Profile Average age of victim 4-6 months 63% male 59% no previous record of abuse 30% die as a result of shaking 15% escape long term damage Toddlers as old as 4 years are at risk of serious injury Most survivors suffer long term disabilities
Average age of perpetrator 22 years 75% male 81% had no history of child abuse 75% had no history of substance abuse 50% were natural parents of the victims 37% biological father 21% boyfriends of the mother 17% female child care providers 12% mothers 13% other
The above statistics are from theNational Shaken Baby Coalition
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Friday, May 2, 2014
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Reaching out
Here is the third batch of letters I've sent out to reach out to potential supporters of my cause! I'm still hoping to hear back from at least a couple.
Monday, October 14, 2013
This clip does not show up on mobile devices; however, if you are interested in watching it, then you can use this link! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBFH_P9PpiI&feature=youtu.be
Monday, October 7, 2013
Geographical Hot Spots
Here are two different sets of data that represent the geographical hot spots of Shaken Baby Syndrome in the United States.
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Neck support
1. Long drives are extremely dangerous for babies
2. The baby's head repeatedly hits the seat due to the bumpy roads.
3. Repeated hits can lead to brain injuries.
4. Support of the baby's neck and head with a cushion is necessary.
This "elephant ears" neck cushion was specifically made to prevent Shaken Baby Syndrome. It supports the neck while the baby is in a car seat, stroller, or bouncer. .jpeg)
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1. Print out two copies of this shape.
2. Cut it out on pieces of cloth.
3. Sew the two pieces of cloth together but leave some space so that you can stuff it.
4. Stuff the cushion.
5. Sew completely.
This "elephant ears" neck cushion was specifically made to prevent Shaken Baby Syndrome. It supports the neck while the baby is in a car seat, stroller, or bouncer.
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Crying Curve of Children
Recent studies show a common curve of crying among children! It shows that most babies are fussiest around 6 weeks and then begin calmer after.
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