Pediatric Researchers Warn: 1 in 3 Skull Fractures in Young Kids Happen When They Fall From Someone's Arms — And Most Grandparents Are Missing the One Simple Thing That Keeps Their Grandkid Secured to Them
It only takes one unexpected wiggle. Here's why 18,932 grandparents no longer Leave it up to their arms.
Pediatric researchers just found something most grandparents never hear: about 1 in 3 skull fractures in toddlers came from a fall out of someone's arms.
Not the crib. Not the playground. Their caregiver's arms.
What's worse, grandparents were the ones doing the carrying 77% of the time the drops occurred.
The moment you scoop them up, only one thing is holding your grandbaby: your grip. And it has to catch every wiggle, every twist on the stairs and every jerk, while they get heavier and stronger every month.
Here's what the report actually says. And what thousands of grandparents are already doing about it.