Local knitters got together at a local hospital Thursday for a good cause.
Randall Children's Hospital hosted a community knit-in for the "Click for Babies" purple hat drive.
The hats are part of an education campaign to teach people about shaken baby syndrome.
Experts say frustration over a crying baby can often trigger infant abuse.
Parents need to understand the normal developmental phase that all babies experience from two weeks to four months of age, characterized by long periods of crying lasting up to five hours a day.
In November and December, the newly knitted purple hats will be given to parents of newborns all over the state.
For more information about the campaign, including how you can get a pattern or share a pattern for a newborn's hat, go to clickforbabies.com.
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If you have any questions or concerns about what can be done to help babies who have been shaken, or families of babies who have died, please call Christopher Keane and The Keane Law Firm toll-free for free consultation at (888) 592-5437 (KIDS), click on contact us here, or use the web form provided at http://www.keanelaw.com
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