A newborn baby girl was beaten by a midwife because she kept 'crying and waking up other tots.' Horrific CCTV showed the tiny four-day-old

A newborn baby girl was beaten by a midwife because she kept 'crying and waking up other tots.'

Horrific CCTV showed the tiny four-day-old being punched and slapped by midwife Emiliya Kovacheva.
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mid·wife
ˈmidˌwīf/
noun
noun: midwife; plural noun: midwives

1.
a person (typically a woman) trained to assist women in childbirth.
a person or thing that helps to bring something into being or assists its development.
"he survived to be one of the midwives of the Reformation"

verb
verb: midwife; 3rd person present: midwifes; past tense: midwifed; past participle: midwifed; gerund or present participle: midwifing

1.
assist (a woman) during childbirth.