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'Nanny cam' catches woman abusing child 5:03:18 PM A woman has been charged with child abuse after “nanny cams” showed her slamming a baby on the kitchen floor and forcefully shaking the five-month-old girl. One clip shows Peruvian Claudia Muro, 29, raising the baby above her head and “slamming her on the floor three or possibly four times,” according to a police report by Officer Susan J. Hayes. Muro’s back is to the camera, and the lower view of the baby is blocked by the woman’s body. In another clip, Muro held the girl up and shook her. Her head snapped back and forth several times “like a rag doll,” police spokesman Tony Rode said. The woman then placed the baby in her lap and kissed her forehead. The baby was unhurt, police said. The woman’s attorney said the fact that the baby was not hurt suggests the images – aired on national news shows – are misleading. Muro was arrested on four counts of felony child abuse, authorities said. She was being held at the North Broward Detention Facility, Florida. The parents installed the undercover cameras after their daughter started crying and squirming when she was turned over to Muro. “I hope this woman never touches another child, is never allowed to work with children again,” the mother, Jennifer Schwartz, said. “I handed my daughter to her and when I left she became a monster.” There were no apparent injuries to the child until the parents noticed what looked like a bite mark on her cheek and took her to the hospital. The parents went home to review the tapes and were shocked at what they saw.