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Shaken Baby Syndrome
- In Canada, Joshua Slessor pled guilty for child abuse of his twin sons. Both have been diagnosed with Shaken Baby Syndrome.
- Jennifer Schmitt, day care provider, was sentenced to prison for charges related to abusive head injuries to an 8-month old infant in 2007.
- In Idaho, Ricardo Lopez-Santillan remains in Bingham County Jail. His four month old son has died from Shaken Baby Syndrome.
- In Santa Maria, a baby is dead from child abuse and shaken baby syndrome and a 16 year-old male is in jail.
- Kati Bergman and Danyl Herringshaw face charges related to child abuse and shaken baby syndrome of infant girl.
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Amber McIntyre-Roden was sentenced for the Shaken Baby death of her daughter Tamiah.
In Michigan, Amber McIntyre-Roden, 23-year-old, was sentenced for the Shaken Baby death of her two-month old daughter Tamiah. She was sentenced to prison to serve an 18 – 50 year sentence. Tamiah died on July 26th at Bronson Methodist Hospital. Healthcare providers reported the child abuse to authorities. News stories report that Tamiah died from blunt-trauma to the head. Court records reveal that Ms. McIntyre-Roden has previous convictions for domestic violence, prostitution and cocaine possession.
Abusive parents or caregivers as have risk factors such as substance abuse, low self-esteem, mental or physical disability, depression, history of abuse as a child, poor coping skills, poor impulse control, history of violent behavior or history of being raised in a group setting with no positive parental role.
All children are potential victims of child abuse, but some factors increase the risk for a child to be abused.
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