Babies do not usually fracture their skulls falling off beds--especially the very low beds they have in Japan.
Was an autopsy done on this child?
I would be worried about the safety of the other children.
>Babies do not usually fracture their skulls falling off >beds--especially the very low beds they have in Japan.
>Was an autopsy done on this child?
Yes, I agree. Most beds in Japan are roll ups. But even so, my daughter at a 11 mo old rolled off the bed and fractured her collar bone. And that was a pretty high bed. How hard does a child have to bounce on a bed to bounce an infant completely off of it unless the baby was very very close to the edge. I could see a broke neck before a fractured skull. Accidents happen, even with my own they did. But to fracture a skull falling off a bed is a common excuse given for infanticide.