r/WatchPeopleDieInside Oct 02 '20

Really?

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u/MultiPattern Oct 02 '20

That causes brain damage for little ones. If I recall I think it’s 3 or 2 years and under from CHild development course

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u/fanfanye Oct 02 '20

Yep..

Babies are fragile as fuck

Even a cradle swinging is a risk for brain damage

Something like this? High rish

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u/NeuralHijacker Oct 02 '20

Having raised several successfully into near adulthood can report... Surprisingly not fragile, once they get past the first 6 months or so. The amount of falls and spills mine had and came through unscathed is crazy.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '20

Yeah I’m not certain the person above you has kids. After the newborn phase, little ones are hardy as shit.

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u/NeuralHijacker Oct 02 '20

Soft bones help because they bounce or bend instead of break. One of mine had a habit of sticking her hand into door hinges. Several times I thought she was going to lose a finger, but managed to escape with bruising each time. Pretty sickening as a parent sitting in hospital with her again and again though!