1. Center for Disease Control and Prevention
1.1. https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/childmaltreatment/abusive-head-trauma.html
1.2. This website includes information that helps the parent or caregiver to better understand what to do to prevent head trauma in infants. Further resources are given to further investigate prevention.
1.2.1. There is limited information provided. It stresses what a parent or caregiver can do to reduce the rick of head trauma in infants. It mentions a few times about seeking help from another individual. The focus of this site is to provide information about strategies that caregivers can do to prevent SBS.
1.3. Date accessed: May 6, 2018
2. Ohio Department of Health
2.1. http://www.helpmegrow.ohio.gov/Resources/Shaken%20Baby%20Syndrome%20Prevention.aspx
2.2. This website packs in a lot of information. It proved information for parents as well as child care providers. It has links to current research, educational handouts in various languages and other prevention resources.
2.2.1. This website talks about "Claire's Law" and the prevention of SBS. Claire's Law is to provide educational material regarding SBS. The information is relevant and up-to-date with current research. The main focus of this site is to educate about prevention.
2.3. Date accessed: May 6, 2018
3. Healthline
3.1. https://www.healthline.com/health/shaken-baby-syndrome
3.2. This website gives all the information that a person might need. There's information on prevention, causes, treatment, diagnosis and prognosis of SBS.
3.2.1. The website provides a lot of information from prevention to life after SBS. However, the website doesn't seem as credible as the others. The focus of the site is all elements of SBS.
3.3. Date Accessed: May 6, 2018
4. National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome
4.1. https://dontshake.org/
4.2. This is a prevention and educational, interactive website. The main focus is to prevent SBS. It provides the latest research, family involvement and training.
4.2.1. The information on this website is relevant, current and educational. A lot of information is provided. The focus is everything SBS. The site of full of great tools to prevent and educate.
4.3. Date accessed: May 6, 2018
5. Child Help
5.1. https://www.childhelp.org/story-resource-center/shaken-baby-syndrome/
5.2. This is an educational website. It provides the basics of SBS as well as the National Child Abuse Hotline, (1-800) 422 - 4453.
5.2.1. There's not that much information on this website, however, the information that it provided is needed for the basic knowledge about SBS and prevention. The focus seems to be around the National Child Abuse Hotline.