Police have arrested a mother in the death of her 4-year-old son who was found covered with bruises inside their Brooklyn apartment.
NYPD officers responding to a 911 call found Zamair Coombs bruised and unresponsive Wednesday night. He was pronounced dead at a hospital.

The boy’s mother, 26-year-old Zarah Coombs, was arrested Thursday morning on charges including murder, manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon.
The medical examiner says the boy died of multiple blunt impact injuries and has ruled his death a homicide.
Sources said Coombs told officers she was feeling overwhelmed with taking care of three young children, and said she beat Zamair with a stick after he dropped an egg.
It’s not clear if she has an attorney who could comment on the charges.
media reports that Coombs’ boyfriend, Jamari Richardson, was back at the house on Thursday to take his two children out. He allegedly came back to the couple’s basement apartment Wednesday night and found Zamair submerged in a makeshift plastic tub.
Richardson is not Zamair’s father – the boy’s biological father is incarcerated. Richardson told police they tried to perform CPR and called 911.
“The first information we got was that he slipped and he fell but when we got the actual evidence that says he was beaten, it changed the whole dynamics of the whole family,” said Michael Thomas, the boy’s uncle.

http://www.panumo.com/2017/01/26-year-old-mother-beat-4-year-son-to.html

Heartlessness

They won't go on contraceptives but will take out their frustrations on the innocent children.

Cold world.

How a human being lost his LIFE to his mother's cruelty, because he dropped an egg.

let us assume one egg is 100 naira in Nigeria, would a mother beat her child and deliver such brutal blows repeatedly because her son lost 100 naira.?

No father anywhere.

Single motherhood can be really frustrating. Then this is also one of the reasons for discouraging corporal punishment aka flogging, caning, beating. It could lead to accidental deaths, maiming and wounds. I use to say I must flog my children to discipline them but I changed my mind sometime ago. Other forms of discipline can be used, biko.