cococandy:
You can't knock a child on the head without your knuckles and knuckles don't protrude without clenched fists. I'm Nigerian. I know what a knock to the head is.
These strong bones of the skull, are they of equal strengths in kids as they are in adults?
Compare hitting their heads with adult strength.
A child's brain is still growing until seven yrs of age during which time the bones are relatively fragile to allow maximum expansion of the brain. Can these bones during that period offer the same protection as an adult's.
You're right about the consequences of a slap.
It is equally as dangerous with knocks. But since you're the person giving the knock here, you won't see it that way.
Well have it your way. Knocking their heads isn't dangerous. If you say so.
You've started with "I know medical conditions more than you" make we no progress before it will turn into a certificate measuring contest.

so much sense in this post.
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scarletmoon:


so much sense in this post.
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ifyalways:
Why don't we ever see such pictures with black kids?

Shebi na pikin wey see food, chop belleful dey wake go open cupboard / crawl enter toilet?

I have one of my little niece which her mum took when she dusted the bedroom with powder and tried to eat some. If my parents had digital cameras back in the day I'm sure they'd have captured some of my own shenanigans, writing and drawing on the wall, flooding the bathroom, spit racing on the balustrades, etc.