A great way to make snack time fun! Grapes and toothpicks are all you need. An awesome way to help teach your child shapes and encourage their creativity.
Safety warning: Never leave your toddler unsupervised while playing with the toothpicks. Grapes are a choking hazard for young children - always maintain proper supervision. Consider having cut grapes for your child to safely eat, along with whole grapes for creative play.
Ingredients
Grapes
Toothpicks
Method
Stick toothpicks into grapes to make all sorts of creations!
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Geraldine
16/04/2018
Grapes are a serious choking hazard for toddlers. Unbelievably irresponsible post. https://www.popsugar.com/moms/Correct-Way-Cut-Grapes-Avoid-Choking-Hazard-39128166
I seriously don't understand why you are encouraging whole grapes for creative play now and only consider cutting the grapes for eating. The first thing a lot of toddlers will do is put things in their mouths when they are playing. Again, grapes are a serious choking hazard. Someone might just look at the pic and try it. Could you not take out that idea or show a pic with grapes cut up.
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/pregnancy-and-baby/baby-safety-tips/
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/choking-on-grapes-can-kill-children-doctors-report/
Many toddlers love milk, and would drink it all day if they could! Offer them up to three cups of milk per day, and water for all other drinks. Remember that your toddler must have full fat milk until they're at least two years old.
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