Coping with CRYING SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME

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Coping with CRYING SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME

What do BABIES do? Eat Sleep Have dirty diapers Cry Most babies cry 2-3 hours a day for the 1st 2 -3 months of life 5 p.m. to Midnight is often a fussy time

A parent responding to an infant’s cry is a vital part of Coping with crying A parent responding to an infant’s cry is a vital part of EMOTIONAL NURTURING. It will help the baby to learn to TRUST and BOND with the parents or caregivers.

4 Basic Cries: … the HUNGRY Cry … the CRY of PAIN Rhythmical rise & fall - demanding not desperate … the CRY of PAIN Loud gasp - shrieks … the BORED or GRUMBLING CRY Low pitched - not demanding - increases when ignored … the ANGRY CRY Loud - demanding - not a type of cry until about 6 months of age

Check to see if Basic Needs are met: Hungry Burped Diaper Change Clothing Comfortable Crying to release Stress (Pacifier) Wants to be held Room too hot or cold

Check to see if baby is SICK- Temperature Gums: swollen - red - drooling (teething) Ears Red - warm - draining Vomiting Diarrhea Allergies Runny nose - red eyes Clear = Allergies Green = Infection

COLIC: Pull legs up to stomach Breast Feeding LACTOSE Intolerance: stomach problems / gas Breast Feeding onions, garlic, broccoli, cauliflower, spicy foods, chocolate, etc. LACTOSE Intolerance: √ with doctor / Change formula (soy or goat) Often Outgrows colic by 3-4 months more movement and solid food

When the Caregiver is tired & Baby Cries a lot: Natural to feel FRUSTRATED High Risk of LOOSING CONTROL PLAN AHEAD WHAT TO DO!

BRAINSTORM ways to COPE with CRYING http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS7nqwGt4-I

SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME: Term used to describe the many signs and symptoms resulting from the violent shaking of an infant or young child.

What do you Know? T F 1. Babies’ heads and bodies are the same proportion as adults. T F 2. Babies cry an average of 30 minutes a day. T F 3. More serious injuries are caused by shaking a baby than if the baby fell from a distance of 10 feet. T F 4. Shaking a baby once can cause death. T F 5. The medical cost for a baby that is shaken can be thousands of dollars. T F 6. If you have tried everything and your baby is still crying, it is okay to leave the baby in the crib for a few minutes.

Quiz KEY 10% body weight vs. 2% T F 1. Babies’ heads and bodies are the same proportion as adults. FALSE- Babies larger 10% body weight vs. 2% T F 2. Babies cry an average of 30 minutes a day. FALSE- Average of 2-3 Hours

T F 4. Shaking a baby once can cause death. T F 3. More serious injuries are caused by shaking a baby than if the baby fell from a distance of 10 feet. TRUE T F 4. Shaking a baby once can cause death.

T F 5. The medical cost for a baby that been T F 5. The medical cost for a baby that been shaken can be thousands of dollars. FALSE - up to a Millions + T F 6. If you have tried everything and your baby is still crying, it is okay to leave the baby in the crib for a few minutes. TRUE

STATISTICS: 70% of the perpetrators are MALE (father, step-father, boyfriend, etc.) 56% of the victims are male babies Average age of shaking is 3-8 months 25% of the SBS victims die immediately after being shaken 75% will live with complications because of the shaking. SBS is the leading cause of death in infants due to child abuse/neglect.