You Ate WHAT?!?!

i ahve a three year old son and lucky me for he does not put anything inside his mouth just food or his fingers har har har. there are kids who really put a lot of things inside their mouth that can cost the parents to rush their children at the ER. i have a cousin who swallowed a coin maybe he taught he is a piggy bank har har har.

My sister in law when she was a toddler ended up in the emergency room because she had stuck several buttons up her nose. The doctor had to painstakingly remove them one by one; there were around a dozen buttons up there which I found hard to believe at first but my mother in law always swore that it was true! It’s amazing what kids swallow or like my sister in law stick up their nose!

Oh the poor little girl! The only thing that any of my kids swallowed was too much medicine. When my son was 2, he was on liquid medicine for his asthma. It tasted really good and he loved to take it. One day when I was giving Kristen a bath (she was only 3 months old at the time) He shoved a chair from the dining room table over to the cabinet. Climbed up and stood on the countertop and got his medicine off the top shelf. By the time I got into the kitchen: he'd drunk 3/4 of the big bottle.

Oh! This IS Quite A Story I Admit .. Must Have Been A Harrowing Time For the Parents .. But, How Could She Eat A Bear, How Did It Enter Her Mouth .. I Am Wondering .. My Kids Haven't Done Anything Like That .. The Younger One Is Busy Trying To Do Some Stuff But She's Always Under the Watchful Eye Of Her Parents ..

I thought one of my sons had swallowed batteries once. It was scary--I could not find the batteries my husband told me he had set down on the coffee table and to top it off, I'd let the gas get low in the car and it was 20 miles to the ER. Turned out he hadn't swallowed them, they'd rolled off the table and way under the couch so I couldn't see them when I looked and my husband got angry later and told me I was overprotective. Better safe than sorry, I say. And I never let my gas tank go below 1/4 full ever again!

I thought there are laws outlawing such minute toys for babies and small kids being sold. I think the seller should e contacted. There must be a warning on the box of the toys that children of a certain age cannot play with such toys because of the possibility of being swallowed or being chokeable! No, my kid almost swallowed o na sweet. We got to slap his back and shoulder to dislodged it!

I don't have kids, but I have heard of things like this happening. Just how big or small was the little teddybear? I bet that was definitely an interesting x-ray to see. LOL I wonder what happened to the little thing, after they got it out of the kid? LOL

My daughter never did have to go to for swallowing anything. That is a scary thought though. It is kind of funny about the teddy bear too though. I hope the little child will be alright.

Hello mzz. It is too dangerous for the little kid to have swallowed the little plastic Teddy Bear. Little kids sometimes do this without their sense of its danger. Parents have to be careful with those tiny things to be played with by their kids for fear that something dangerous might happen.

I feel bad for the parents of the cutie :( I just hope that this won't happen to my nephews and my niece. Although I would not lie that this case is pretty funny. I think Teddy just wanted to be alone for a while (laughing). But I do hope the doctors get little Teddy out of cutie's tummy without both of them getting hurt... :)

No, and don't give them ideas! :-) Somehow we have managed to get them past that point. They are 12 and 9 and so hopefully we won't see any of that sort of thing. Then again there are teenagers and stupid dares...

oh,it is too dangerour to swallow tiny thing for little children,they are very curious and very interested in all of things which are around them,but they could not know clearly which one is for eating,and which one is for planing.it is very tired to take care of little children.good luck and have a nice day!

No my son did not swallow anything that I had to take him to the ER. He never put anything in his mouth unless it was food. As far as I know my granddaughter never had to go to ER because she swallow something. When I watched her when she was younger I did have to keep an eye on her because she like to put things in her mouth. It is scary when something like this happen. Hope the little girl is fine.