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Yangtze Evening News reports parents are urged to be wary of baby swings. Wang Gang, director of neurosurgery department in Nanjing Children's Hospital, said the hospital treated one or two children each year for brain injury. He urged parents not to swing the babies with too much force or repeat the movement at the same frequency. |
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