We all know hot dogs are not good choice of food. Now we should think of choking hazards of it too. American Academy of Paediatrics
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Hmmm, that would be strange, a hot dog wouldn't be a hotm dog if it didn't look the way that is does! Right? I agree though, it is about proper portion control, the safety of the size depending on the age of the individual and proper reaction if someting goes wrong. I think that it should be manditory for parents to take first and CPR before a child is brought into the world. Part of a proper parenting course.
Lynn
Hmmm, that would be strange, a hot dog wouldn't be a hot dog if it didn't look the way that is does! Right? I agree though, it is about proper portion control, the safety of the size depending on the age of the individual and proper reaction if something goes wrong. I think that it should be manditory for parents to take first aid and CPR before a child is brought into the world. Part of a proper parenting course.
Lynn
I Agree, the CPR and first aid should be mandatory. There should be some training beyond how to push or what to expect at delivery. You should get a license to get married why there is nothing required for having a baby. I think that's the most challenging and sensitive job and not everyone who has a baby is ready for it.
Choking is a frightening reality when it comes to anyone, but especially children. My nephew choked on steamed broccoli under my supervision when he was about 22 months old. Immediately, I threw him over my knee and knocked it out of him successfully. However, that maneuver is for children UNDER 1 yr old. Over 1 you are supposed to use the same one you would use on an adult. I didn't know that but am thankful it worked. Scary!