Abby McClennan

So that is a medical emergency.

Okay.

Um, but what can be done in terms of like food preparation, um, is when your baby is six to in the six to eight month mark is you always go big.

It's like reducing the chances of choking.

Cause when you give babies who are new to solids, small food, it increases their chance of choking because they have the smaller pieces of food.

So if they have big pieces of food, like a piece of broccoli or a piece of banana or something that they can hold, it actually reduces that chance of choking.

Not going to say it doesn't ever happen, but it significantly reduces the choking.

But in terms of choking itself, yes, silence and they can go blue.

So that's when you need to call triple zero.

But there's lots of things we can do to, you know, in terms of food preparation to reduce those chances.

It's scary.

It's really scary.

You're on high alert for every other time, right?

And you're thinking, is it going to happen?

Is it going to happen?

Yeah.

Yes.

Oh my God.

Yes.

The shopping, the prepping, the cooking, the cleanup, the rotating of meals, the thinking, what do I cook today?