| Description: | Look for loose pieces in toys: Plush toys with plastic eyes and lengthy strings or ribbons might be a choking hazard for little If at all possible, choose stuffed animals with stitched or heat-sealed eyes, and inspect the toy for any loose pieces before giving it to the baby. It's also crucial to inspect your children's toys on a regular basis for loose pieces or general wear and tear. Invest in high-quality stuffed animals: Even the most vigorous toddler activities will be able to survive good quality stuffed animals. Look for toys that can be machine washed, and make sure the seams and edges are secure so the stuffing doesn't fall out during play. |
