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You do not know the country she is from. And how do you know the babies joints can't handle it? IF she has been doing this to the baby since it was born then it probably has very well built joints and muscles. It was almost able to stand up in her hand. If you just randomly grabbed a child from someone and tried that it probably would have made the arms and legs go out of socket.
Generally, at two weeks old, you are not fully developed yet. Your bones haven't fused and they are rapidly growing, which means you can have very weak epiphyseal growth plates. So yes, what she is doing can cause damage. Not only that, what if she were to drop that baby?
Can't say I agree with it, but then again, I haven't seen any studies released about the process and if there really is any sort of benefit.
You do not know the country she is from. And how do you know the babies joints can't handle it? IF she has been doing this to the baby since it was born then it probably has very well built joints and muscles. It was almost able to stand up in her hand. If you just randomly grabbed a child from someone and tried that it probably would have made the arms and legs go out of socket.
Generally, at two weeks old, you are not fully developed yet. Your bones haven't fused and they are rapidly growing, which means you can have very weak epiphyseal growth plates. So yes, what she is doing can cause damage. Not only that, what if she were to drop that baby?
Can't say I agree with it, but then again, I haven't seen any studies released about the process and if there really is any sort of benefit.
