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A man in St. Petersburg, Florida, was arrested after he squeezed an infant out of "annoyance." According to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, the six-week-old infant was taken to the pediatrician's office by the accused, identified as 35-year-old Donald Fox, on Wednesday (May 27) for treating the baby's leg injuries. Upon noticing that the injuries were serious, the infant was transported to Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital. Medicals tests revealed that the infant had multiple fractures to each leg, ankles and ribs. The sheriff's office was immediately informed about it. Doctors told the investigators that some of the injuries were several weeks old and were at different stages of healing. Following this, the baby was immediately removed from Fox's care by the child protection investigators and he was detained for questioning. The details regarding the relation between the accused and the child was not known. Fox initially told the investigato...

Diving into the parenting world can be daunting. There are so many things that new parents need beyond the big-ticket items like strollers, cribs and diaper genies. Although those might be some of the flashier items available on the baby registry that are grabbed immediately by mother-in-laws and siblings, we found items that might not necessarily be on the top of your friend or family member's registry. These gifts are thoughtful must-haves that'll last a little longer than those cute little onesies that baby will wear for a few months. As you watch the new mom open your gift, they'll be pleasantly surprised. These long-lasting gifts are a little outside of the box, but the new parents will be grateful for them. Durable and safe for the baby, these gifts will be used often. Among our selections is a soothing rocker that can be used up through the baby's toddler years. It's vibrations will help convince the baby to go to sleep and let mom or dad have a much-n...

Women, 28, is charged with murder of four-month-old baby girl in her care after she blamed toddler for pulling the infant off a changing table Samantha Mariel Angeles De La Rosa charged with second-degree murder and aggravated child abuse  Florida woman is accused of hitting four-month-old baby's head against wooden table because she wouldn't stop crying  Angeles allegedly tried to blame baby's death on 21-month-old toddler, telling detective he pulled infant off of changing table  Autopsy showed baby died from brain bleed caused by blunt force trauma and had older fractures to ribs and forearm in various stages of healing   By Snejana Farberov For Dailymail.com Published: 18:18 BST, 29 May 2020 | Updated: 18:50 BST, 29 May 2020 Samantha Mariel Angeles De La Rosa, 28, has been charged with second-degree murder and aggravated child abuse in the beating death of a four-month-old baby girl A 28-year-old Florida woman has been charged with murder and chi...

"There is absolutely no excuse to hurt a baby. We will hold this woman accountable for her actions," Sheriff Grady Judd said in a statement. "If anyone caring for a child is feeling overwhelmed or out of control, please seek help from family, friends, clergy or a social services agency. Get help." Mom Arrested After 9-Month-Old Baby Was Found Alone in Middle of Street

"Wow," yet another elderly woman would say to me while I was shopping with my three kids, ages four and under. "You have your hands full." I was so used to hearing this, and would simply smile and nod in response. It certainly wasn't easy trying to cross every item off my grocery list with three young kids in tow, but we did it anyway out of necessity. As one of my kids got older, it became obvious that something was going on. There were the epic tantrums that came out of seemingly nowhere, the need to touch absolutely anything and everyone, and the constant crashing and falling on purpose. Running errands or even going on a playdate was becoming increasingly difficult and miserable for all of us. I decided one day, in desperation, to order a toddler carrier and started to wear my child as much as I could. I didn't anticipate that choosing to wear my toddler with special needs would result in a whole lot of judgement. Now, I'm not the type of mom who ask...

Updated 1:36 pm CDT, Tuesday, May 26, 2020 BOONVILLE, Ind. (AP) — A southwestern Indiana man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison in the neglect death of his girlfriend's 10-month-old son. A Warrick County judge sentenced Thaddious Rice of Newburgh on Friday to the maximum sentence for his conviction on a felony neglect of a dependent charge. But the judge ruled that Rice, 25, could not also be sentenced on a reckless homicide charge that a jury also convicted him of during his March trial. The judge found that doing so would be considered double jeopardy because both charges stemmed from the death of Jaxson Wheeler, said Warrick County Prosecutor Mike Perry. The 10-month-old boy die...

A coroner has urged NHS chiefs to warn parents to keep toddlers away from blind cords after a baby became the 33rd to die in such circumstances since 2001. One-year-old, Rifky Grossberger from Hackney in North London, passed away in July 2019 after she stood up in her cot and became entangled in a hanging cord.   Rifky's mother found her unresponsive child who passed away five days later in hospital from asphyxia and oxygen deprivation, Poplar Coroner's Court was told. The inquest heard that the child's parents were "unaware" of the lethal dangers of the metal blind cord. Senior coroner Mary Hassell wrote to NHS England's medical director Professor Stephen Powis, warning of a risk in future deaths unless action is taken and that "there is the potential to help parents, carers and their babies across the country." Professor Chris Whitty, the government's chief medical advisor and the Royal College of Nursing chief Dame Donna Kinnair al...

Toddler Lydia Golding just wants to walk on two feet. The 3-year-old, from Hauraki on Auckland's North Shore, was born with proximal femoral focal deficiency (PFFD), a condition which left her with an unformed hip and shortened femur. The non-hereditary condition was picked up during mum Lauren Golding's 20-week pregnancy ultrasound. Golding and husband Hamish had suffered miscarriages in the past and feared they'd lost their baby when the ultrasound technician went "eerily silent". READ MORE: * Teen's foot attached backwards where knee should be * Amputee model Jess Quinn's journey to self-acceptance * Rio Paralympics 2016: Jesse Reynolds and Nikita Howarth dream of swimming for gold They were later told that there was something wrong with their baby's legs, and following Lydia's birth, she was diagnosed with PFFD. Lydia's class of PFFD affects about one in 500,000 babies. It can cause deformities in the hip and leg bones, primarily the ...

Naomi Campbell celebrates her 50th birthday by sharing a throwback baby photo and another toddler pic By Brian Gallagher For Dailymail.com Published: 05:08 BST, 23 May 2020 | Updated: 08:28 BST, 23 May 2020 Naomi Campbell is celebrating her 50th birthday on Friday by sharing some throwback pics with her fans. The model took to Instagram on Friday afternoon, sharing an adorable baby photo while thank her mother, Valerie Morris. 'Thank you Mum for giving me life I love you,' Campbell said of her mother in the caption of the snap. Throwback: Naomi Campbell is celebrating her 50th birthday on Friday by sharing some throwback pics with her fans Throwback: The model took to Instagram on Friday afternoon, sharing an adorable baby photo while thank her mother, Valerie Morris She also shared a photo of her wearing a yellow dress, which she captioned, 'Me at 3' with a yellow heart emoji.  She also shared a number of her early modeling shots from her days...

PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) - A baby and a toddler were taken to the hospital after a serious crash in west Phoenix on Thursday night. It happened at 43rd Avenue and Thomas Road. Firefighters said the 6-month-old boy is in critical condition. The 3-year-old is in stable condition. Fire crews didn't say whether the toddler is a boy or a girl. Investigators are looking into what caused the crash. Firefighters are asking everyone to avoid the area. Copyright 2020 KPHO/KTVK (KPHO Broadcasting Corporation). All rights reserved. Syria: The race to rescue a baby boy left behind in a bombed hospital

Click here to read the full article. Cardi B's 1-year-old daughter is taking on her mom's standout style at a young age. Kulture, Cardi B's only child with husband and Migos frontman Offset, posed for her mom's social media followers last night in a changeup from an expected at-home outfit. The toddler went cowgirl-chic in a denim-on-denim combination — best known as a Canadian tuxedo — with a jean jacket over a white buttoned top and matching light-wash skinny jeans. More from Footwear News She gave the look a special touch inspired by the "Bodak Yellow" rapper with a pink suede cowboy hat and a Fuschia fur coat courtesy of designer Jennifer Le. The western theme extended down into Kulture's choice of footwear. In a gift from her aunt Hennessy Carolina, the young fashion protege slipped on her floral embroidered cowgirl boots with a square-toe finish and bright blue accents. The boots come from Macie Bean in the brand's' Honey Bunch colorway that ...

The whines of a baby or toddler can sound like nails on a chalkboard to parents. They can be incessant and sometimes infuriating, but it's important to realize that these high-pitched, singsong protests actually serve a purpose as a mode of communication. Understanding the causes of whining can help to mitigate the frustration you and your baby feel. So next time your little one starts to whimper or wail, take a moment to evaluate the situation. You may be able to stop the whining, solve the problem, and save your sanity. Here's what you need to know.Whining can be considered the transition between crying and verbal complaining. This shift often happens as a baby moves from infancy to toddlerhood. Whining is a baby's means of communication, and their way of expressing frustration over what they perceive as an undesirable outcome or an unpleasant situation. And while it may be grating on a parent's ears, it's an important step as a child learns to articulate specific...

MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MI -- A Muskegon Heights woman faces three felony charges related to an alleged attack against two family members, including her 11-month-old daughter. Lakisha Patton, 39, is accused of beating her toddler and stabbing the child's father. The child was taken to Helen DeVos Children's Hospital, said Muskegon County Chief Assistant Prosecutor Timothy Maat. He did not yet have an update on her condition. While prosecutors await a medical report about the extent of the child's injuries, Patton is being held at Muskegon County Jail on a $100,000 surety bond. She was arraigned May 15. The girl suffered a broken skull and multiple bruises, Muskegon Heights Police Chief Joseph Thomas said at the time of Patton's arrest. She and her father were first taken to Mercy Health's Hackley campus, where the father was treated for a stab wound to the back. The girl was later transferred to the Grand Rapids children's hospital for what Thomas described as "v...

(CNN) — Alicia Kappers doesn't remember her contractions or her baby's first cries. Other than her newborn son, her only reminder of that day is the scar from her cesarean section. She was 31 weeks pregnant when her husband took her to a Cincinnati, Ohio, hospital in late March. She had a cough, fever and it was getting harder and harder to breathe. The novel coronavirus was putting a strain on her body and the 40-year-old mother would have to deliver her baby early while in a medically induced coma. Kappers and her husband dreamed of giving a sibling to their 3-year-old son Zayne. Conceiving had never been an easy task for them and a pandemic was about to make things even more difficult. She fought for her life on a ventilator From putting together a nursery for the baby to having to hunker down at home because of the virus, the life of this family of three was already changing. When her toddler first complained about fatigue and a fever in early March, Kapper...

Even just ten years ago, it would have been considered somewhat of a medical anomaly for a baby with a severe case of spina bifida to be born with the function of their legs. Because up until recently, paralysis for spina bifida patients, at least to some degree, was almost a guarantee among those born with severe cases of the condition. But thanks to an experimental fetal surgery, infants like the now-21-month-old Ava Reyes have been given the opportunity to defy all odds, proving that what was once said to be impossible was really just the start of a lifetime full of possibilities. At just shy of two years old, the small, yet mighty Ava — who was diagnosed with the congenital defect during a 24-week anatomy scan — has already become one of the biggest success stories for a new type of fetal surgery that offers babies more mobility. Walking alongside her on this journey? Ava's mother, Erika Reyes, a fierce influencer in the spina bifida world, who uses her daughter's story to ...

MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI – A toddler was severely beaten and her father stabbed, allegedly by the child's mother, early Friday morning, according to Muskegon Heights police. The 39-year-old woman who was acting "erratically" when police responded to calls for help is expected to be charged with three felonies, including first-degree child abuse, said Muskegon Heights Police Chief Joseph E. Thomas Jr. The 11-month-old girl suffered a broken skull and multiple bruises on her head and shoulders, Thomas said. She was transported to Mercy Health's Hackley Campus in Muskegon before being transferred for more advanced care at Helen DeVos Children's Hospital in Grand Rapids, he said. Thomas called the child's wounds "very severe." The baby's father, who is the suspect's husband, was treated at Hackley for a stab wound to the back, Thomas said. In addition to the child abuse charge, police are asking the prosecutor to issue charges for felonious assault --...

Nobody can lie like a toddler, even when they're caught in the act. Well, almost nobody. Earlier this week, Jimmy Kimmel Live! did a little editing and doctored a viral video, putting Trump's face on a toddler and the president could perhaps give little ones a run for their money. On May 11, Jimmy Kimmel shared a hilariously horrifying doctored video during his monologue from his home. The original video that went viral in April features a toddler named Lily who got caught touching the dog's food. Her mother watched her do it and called her out, but Lily absolutely refused to admit she touched the food. She's vehement about it, yelling and arguing in baby talk the whole time. "Watching that kid deny something that she clearly did reminded me of someone," Kimmel says in his monologue, adding that his team "did doctor this video" on Trump's face edited over the toddler's. And the changes they made were... I almost can't even describe it. Ki...

Doctors at Hadassah-Ein Kerem hospital removed 32 magnetic balls from a baby's stomach, saving his life. Earlier this week, a mother brought her one-and-a-half-year-old son into the emergency room due to a high fever and loss of appetite. The staff began examining the child, including screening him for the novel coronavirus. An x-ray of the lungs revealed an unexpected result: the child had lots of magnetic beads in his stomach.  "They tried to calm me down and tell me that they had seen this before," the child's mother recalled. "But they said the situation had to be dealt with immediately." Dr. Ze'ev Davidovic, a senior physician at Hadassah Pediatric Hospital, was called to the scene to perform an urgent endoscopic procedure and remove the magnets. Every moment they stayed inside him, the doctor said, endangered the boy's life. "This is not the first time we've seen babies, toddlers and even older children who have swallowed mag...

Over the past few weeks, a new viral video trend has hit Twitter called the "Fruit Snack Challenge." The hit, which first went viral about five days ago when a mom hit record, poured a package of fruit snacks into a bowl for her toddler and then walked away and told her not to have any of the fruit snacks until she got back. The video, which clocks in at over a minute, is absolutely adorable — not just because the toddler is super cute, but also because her tested patience is successful. The mom walks away and, alone, the little girl talks to herself about how she can't touch the fruit snacks, gives side-eyes towards the snacks, smells them, and asks herself, "Dada and mama, gone?" and "I must don't touch." Luckily, she prevails and gets to eat the fruit snacks. It is freaking adorable. The challenge, which then started to spread all over social media from regular kids who failed and from famous children who succeeded at the c...

Bride visits grandma through glass on wedding day Though Shauna and Travis had much different plans for their April 25th wedding celebration, the couple decided covid-19 was not going to stop them for becoming husband and wife. This beautiful bride had one request - her Grandma Janis still be part of her big day. Janis is a patient at Country Manor's Rapid Recovery & Aquatic Center. When Country Manor staff heard about the story, they were determined to make it happen. A plan was created to allow for this once-in-lifetime moment to take place, while ensuring the safety of Janis and all involved. Country Manor staff helped Janis pick out the perfect outfit, and got her feeling her very best, as Grandmother's should feel on their Granddaughter's wedding day ☺️ Before her Granddaughter arrived to make her bridal debut, Janis said "the anticipation is killing me, I love that girl so much!" The moment Shauna stepped out of th...

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Filipino toddler recovers from COVID-19 in UAE Janvic Mateo (The Philippine Star) - May 10, 2020 - 12:00am MANILA, Philippines — An 18-month old baby has become the youngest Filipino survivor of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the Philippine embassy in UAE announced on Friday. The baby, identified as Zaine, tested negative three weeks after both he and his mother were confirmed to have contracted the virus and started treatment. "All Filipinos in the UAE, including us at the embassy, feel and suffer the effects of COVID-19," said Philippine ambassador Hjayceelyn Quintana. "We rejoice in the recovery of Zaine and join family members of other Filipino COVID patients in UAE in...

Bride visits grandma through glass on wedding day Though Shauna and Travis had much different plans for their April 25th wedding celebration, the couple decided covid-19 was not going to stop them for becoming husband and wife. This beautiful bride had one request - her Grandma Janis still be part of her big day. Janis is a patient at Country Manor's Rapid Recovery & Aquatic Center. When Country Manor staff heard about the story, they were determined to make it happen. A plan was created to allow for this once-in-lifetime moment to take place, while ensuring the safety of Janis and all involved. Country Manor staff helped Janis pick out the perfect outfit, and got her feeling her very best, as Grandmother's should feel on their Granddaughter's wedding day ☺️ Before her Granddaughter arrived to make her bridal debut, Janis said "the anticipation is killing me, I love that girl so much!" The moment Shauna stepped out of th...

The wife and mother of two young children tested positive for the virus and suffered cardiac arrest at Mt. Sinai hospital on April 12. NEW YORK — More than 10,000 people pitched in to help a nurse who is fighting for her life after she delivered a baby prematurely following a string of medical complications from COVID-19. Jessica Jacobs organized a GoFundMe for Sylvia Leroy, a nurse at Brookdale Hospital in Brooklyn, New York.  The wife and mother of two young children tested positive for the virus and suffered cardiac arrest at Mt. Sinai Hospital on April 12, she revealed in the post. "After successfully coming off a ventilator 7 days prior. Her premature daughter was delivered at 30 weeks and is in the NICU. The arrest la...

One picture of a young Harry shows the same mouth, nose and cheek shape as young Archie. However, all may not be lost for Meghan as babies continue to change as they grow, meaning Archie could grow up to look more like his mother. Currently, Harry and Meghan are practising social distancing in their LA home, where they moved last month after spending some time in Canada. They are no longer working royals, having stepped back as of the end of March. Baby Archie Looks Just Like His Dad

A family were arrested after their toddler broke lockdown restrictions by running on to a beach. Liam Bulgen along with fiancée Tereza Cervinkova and their 21-month-old daughter, decided to go for a walk along the seafront in Muizenberg, South Africa. The family live just 400 metres from the beach, and were walking next to the sand when their child ran onto the beach, sat down and "threw a tantrum" when Liam went to pick her up. Tereza wanted some time alone, so Liam took their daughter out of the baby carrier when she suddenly ran onto the sand. Police officers were quickly on the scene and told Mr Bulgen he was in "serious trouble" for letting his daughter out in public, and he was put into a police van. Entertain the kids in lockdown with weekly challenges from Chipper Club! Sign up at mirror.co.uk/chipper Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles Level 4 lockdown restrictions in the area state people are allowed to exercise between 6am and ...

People are going ape over a shocking video showing a monkey riding a tiny motor scooter trying to kidnap a toddler in Indonesia, grabbing the girl by her dress and dragging her along an alley. The wild monkey business unfolded Saturday in the East Java city of Surabaya and involved a traditional form of street entertainment known as topeng monyet, or masked monkey, according to Indonesia Expat. The pesky primate, accompanied by gamelan percussion music, is seen riding the tiny vehicle down Gang Mawar, a narrow residential street, before stopping by a wooden bench where a woman is sitting with a baby and two young children. The monkey hops off the bike and pulls the diapered girl in a yellow dress — dragging her several feet as onlookers yell at the handler. When the monkey ends its attack, the girl gets up and runs back to her mother, the disturbing video shows. She suffered abrasions to her forehead. Jasa Supanji, who shot the footage, told Storyful that the inciden...

IDLIB, Syria A Syrian baby suffering from an eye illness was brought to Turkey for medical treatment on Sunday. Baby Yusuf was born with a blood gland on his eye at one of the refugee camps where displaced Syrians are living in Idlib, northwestern Syria. He has a risk to lose his one eye due to illness. Hatay Governorship in southeastern Turkey took action to bring the baby and his mother after learning his situation through Anadolu Agency's news story. Baby Yusuf and his mother Vefa Rammud was taken to Mustafa Kemal University Research and Training Hospital in Hatay. "My son came to Turkey for medical treatment. I hope he will get well soon and begin to see and walk as other children," the mother said. "I thank the Turkish Government and Hatay Governorship," she said, adding her gratitude for their help. Syria has been locked in a vicious civil war since early 2011 when the regime cracked down on pro-democracy protests. Since then,...

The coronavirus pandemic has separated so many families, as people social distance to protect each other. For one mother, that separation started the moment she delivered her daughter and continued for almost two months."It literally felt like I was going to die. It was really terrifying," said Anny Caruso. She was 31 weeks pregnant when she was diagnosed with COVID-19. Mild symptoms quickly got worse and she was hospitalized twice. Doctors told her they were concerned about her health and that of her baby."They needed to do an emergency C-section to get her out so I could recover. I remember just telling her that I just wanted to be able to raise my kids, to really make the best decision for me," Caruso said. Her daughter, Ava, was delivered in early March and taken to the neonatal intensive care unit at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. But Caruso could not enter the unit while she was COVID-19-positive.As she recovered, she was tested weekly to see if ...