My 4 year old grandson has siblings 3, 2 and 1 years old. Do you think this would be a choking hazard for the baby?
2052343
No, I don't think so.. I have 2 years old daughter. She like it and examine me like a doctor :)it's parts are as big as babies can't swallow. I thinks...You must be a good grandpa.
2052344
I bought this for my three-year-old and also have a 10-month-old and I feel comfortable with them both playing with them. None of the pieces are very small unless the tools come apart, but so far that hasn't been a problem.
2052345
There is one item, the mirror, that might present an issue. There is a report that the mirror can separate and become a choking hazard. The rest are likely safe-ish, but the vendor does warn about choking hazards, your mileage may vary, and parental supervision wouldn't hurt.
2219823
No, i don't think they are choking hazard. I bought this for my 2 year old one year ago and she did just fine - built it up and then tore it back down. My 6 month old plays with them just fine too, she will just gnaw on them when ever she can get her hands on them. Hope that helps :)
1330658
Depends on the child. If they still put things in their mouth I would say no. Our grandson, if I remember correctly, started really playing with them around 4 1/2.
1086742
I think any age - there is no choking hazard as they are fairly large. Even if a determined baby wedged the goose into his/her mouth, I would not be worried about it blocking a windpipe or anything.
1351744
Maybe its because of the little plastic animals that come with it. Although small, I never worried about my grandson choking on them, and he of course never did. Its a sweet little riding toy, any toddler will love. If you were worried about them, I guess you could just put them away.
679781
I think that the standard for the warning is if the toy has small pieces or if small pieces could be generated upon breakage. In this case, there are no chokeable parts, but if the ring were to break, I could see how there would be chokeable parts generated. It would take more than usual baby play to break this ring, though. As an adult, I'd have to make a concerted effort to break it, and my first step would be to open the ring, which even my toddler can't do. I don't think it's reasonably a choking hazard when played with by babies/toddlers. That said, my children haven't found it to be a fun toy or a particularly good teether. If you haven't bought it yet, skip it.
2281086
Amazon now has a warning that this product presents a choking hazard for children under 3 YEARS of age. I could see how toddlers could chew off bits of the foam and choke. So possibly OK for infants but watch out when those teeth come through.
800616
No, actually my daughter was 1 when I gave it to her. not a choking hazard. if your son is cruzing or walking this will be almost perfect size. it seems to me like it belongs on a table but is fine on the ground. to date i have yet to have any accidents with it, me included. sturdy design akin to ones you see in the doctors offices.
614619
If I remember correctly, the pieces to this are all big enough that you don't have to worry about a choking hazard. My Grandson was three when I bought the set and since that time, a 2 year old child was adopted and plays with the set too. Haven't had any problems.
94853
I don't believe that there is anything about this toy that could be construed by anyone, except maybe a lawyer, to be a choking hazard. That being said, my boy likes the toy and even at his age (now 6) cannot put it into his mouth, much less try to swallow it. There are no little parts and he cannot remove the battery. I doubt that a two-year old could do that also. It is a nice toy for little ones, and I fully believe it to be a safe toy.
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The smallest piece included:*Purple bin=blackberry cluster*Red bin=raspberry clusterEach cluster is 4 berries that will not come apart. It measures 2"Length and 1"WidthIf you are concerned with possible choking with the set, then YES there is a choking hazard. As with any children's product, with out proper supervision at all times even the safest tested toy can be a threat. Just remind the child that this is pretend food and it should not be put in a person's mouth. I hope this answer helps. It's a WONDERFUL and very realistic learning toy.
469786
In my opinion they are not small enough to pose a choking hazard to a 7 mo. old. I don't believe any of the pieces are small enough to choke on.
388513
No, it's not! Not only is it a horrendous choking hazard, most 1 year olds would destroy the product. This is made of felt and for ages 3+.
1215883
No I think it would be fine with this particular train set only one piece is small enough to fit in a baby mouth, an I'm sure you wouldn't be leaving him alone with it anyway. It's does say three an up but at the most I say it would be safe with adult supervision. Hope this helps, my four year old is playing with his as I type. Pretty much none stop since Christmas. Happy New Year ;)
2170097
I have this in my daycare but I would not recommend it for a child under two without very close supervision. It is a really nice set that a four year old would love and would be good if she could play with it out of the one year olds reach but maybe one of the other wooden food sets would be a better choice. We have many of the sets and the kids love them all.
1437626
I assume the potential choking hazard is for the bow, in case it comes off. Possibly for the ID bracelet? Our 3 year old loves this doll, and it's regularly around our 7 month old baby. I've never had concerns about our baby choking on any part of the doll/outfit.
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I do not think that Baby Stella would be a choking hazard. The child who received the doll was a little over a year old! She loved her and had to be where she was after I gave it to her. Great choice for a gift in my opinion!