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M：Shaking an infant out of anger or frustration can lead to a severe brain damage, even death. A New Jersey company called Bouncing Babies is making it safer than ever to shake your baby. Joining us now is the founder of Bouncing Babies, Kelly Timmons. Hi, Kelly.
W：Thanks for having me.
M：Kelly, tell us about this amazing product you’ve created.
W：Well, it’s called the Baby Safe Ball, and it keeps your baby one hundred percent safe, no matter how hard you shake him or her.
M：Yeah, well, it looks like it will make a great shower gift.
W：Oh, yes. It’s perfect for first-time mothers, and I also recommend it to daycare centers or babysitters, anyone who’s working with a newborn.
M：Right, wonderful! So, show us how it works.
W：Well, it uses a technology which keeps the baby upright no matter how you shove or throw it.
M：So the baby’s neck won’t snap under the weight of its skull being thrown back and forth.
W：That’s right, exactly. And on the outside, it’s got a thick layer of break-resistant material. So you can throw this thing against the stone wall and it won’t crack.
M：OK. Oh, it’s actually quite light.
W：Yes, and it’s sound-proof, and there are clowns painted on the inside.
M：You know, Kelly, we have had a volunteer’s own baby Sam to be used as a demonstrator, so you can show us exactly how the Baby Safe Ball works.
W：I’ll be glad to.
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