Your baby's skull isn't one large bone, like an adult's. It starts out as separate bones joined by flexible tissue. You'll be able to feel the soft spots between the bones, called fontanels ...

In an email exchange with a forensic pathologist, Dr. Elizabeth Murray wrote that “whether the bones were burned or not, that baby was still dead, had unexplained skull fractures, and was buried ...

A man and woman were arrested after an infant in their care had to have emergency surgery to repair damage to its skull and bleeding in the brain.