Grant Recipient Demonstrates How Shaken Baby Syndrome Results in Brain Injuries

Due to an increase in cases of child abuse in El Paso County, Colorado, the El Pomar Foundation will provide a total of $34,000 in grant money to three programs dedicated to preventing child abuse in the county. The director of one of the organizations, a nursery called Kids’ Place, recently conducted a video demonstration of how a baby's brain becomes injured when being shaken. To read more about this connection between shaken baby syndrome and brain injuries, visit Chris Keane's Shaken Baby Syndrome Blog.

If you think that your baby has been shaken, seek medical care first. If you have questions for an experienced shaken baby syndrome lawyer, contact Chris Keane for helpful resources and information that can help your child. 1-888-592-KIDS.

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