One-year-old dies after choking on stone: Why children put objects in their mouths and how to prevent accidents
A tragic incident occurred where a one-year-old boy died after swallowing a stone, highlighting the dangers of choking hazards for young children. Babies explore the world through their mouths, and teething, poor impulse control, and imitation contribute to this behavior. Parents can prevent accidents by keeping small objects out of reach and ensuring a safe environment.
A tragic incident occurred where a one-year-old boy died after swallowing a stone, highlighting the dangers of choking hazards for young children. Babies explore the world through their mouths, and teething, poor impulse control, and imitation contribute to this behavior. Parents can prevent accidents by keeping small objects out of reach and ensuring a safe environment.
