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Preventing choking and suffocation

Into: Keep yourself safe Home and garden safety

Preventing food related accidents Young children should be supervised at mealtimes and not given sweets or and other food while playing reduce the risk of choking on food. Certain foods can cause particular problems. Reconstituted meat such as hot dogs or burgers can be difficult for young children to swallow. Raw vegetables can also pose a choking risk and should be cut into small strips. Boiled sweets and nuts – particularly peanuts - are also frequent causes of choking and should not (...) Read more

Childcare , Food , Toys

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