Abstract: A shaken baby syndrome educational apparatus for educating individuals regarding shaken baby syndrome. The shaken baby syndrome educational apparatus includes a housing having a head portion and a neck portion. Internal to the head section and neck section is a simulated brain and spinal cord with vertebrae attached to the housing that can move freely within the head and neck section. Attached to the interior walls of the head and neck section are a plurality of pressure sensors. The pressure sensors are connected to a central processing unit. Attached to the exterior walls of the head and neck section are a plurality of indicator lights. The indicator lights are connected to the central processing unit. When the housing is shaken the brain and spinal cord with vertebrae can tilt back and forth making contact with the pressure sensors. The pressure sensors then send a signal to the central processing unit which in turn sends a signal illuminating the indicator lights.