Are these a choking hazard?
1409243
No. I've been using mine for 6 months and every morning it is always in the same place in my mouth, no movement whatsoever. Great product and much cheaper than the $600 New Zealand quoted from my dentist
1409244
No~they fit snug against your gum line, either upper or lower. I can only speak for myself, but I have not had any such problem.
1409245
I have never had mine come loose while sleeping but my wife has. If you sleep on your back they could fall toward your throat opening but I do not think you would choke on them due to their shape and flexibility. I suppose swallowing them is a possibility but not likely.
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.
2194980
My daughter started playing with these toys at 18mos. I'm think the Amazon over 3 thing is an error he box says 2 and up and I don't see how any of them are a choking hazard but I always supervise my daughter with them just because she isn't yet 2
1435229
It depends on how old the puppy is and the puppy will need close supervision from choking. I have older dogs and they have no problem chewing them.
696443
I can't see anything on the baby that might be considered a choking hazard, unless the tassel on the hat can be ripped off or the fingers and toes chewed off. Maybe if the child were able to rip the hand and legs off that are sewn to the soft body of the doll. But I think that if a child can do that then everything and anything is a choking hazard. The doll looks to be made well and I really can't think of what would be an easy choking hazard. Hope that helps!
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.
510605
It doesn't really say. They are not recommended for under age 3 because of choking hazard.
509886
I don't think so. I wouldn't give them to anybody that might possibly eat them anyways. They would be a choking hazard. This was for an 8 year old who's going on 30.
2179860
Does anyone know what they consider a choking hazard so it is not safe under 3 years? Are there loose parts?
708790
They would, but keep in mind they can be chewed on very easily. And may cause a choking hazard
1408597
If they can come apart easely to cause a choking hazard, which the toy shown would not.
1089876
This toy is not a choking hazard. I bought it for my three year old grand-daughter. Do not have the toy with me to measure but I would not be concerned if your child is three or older.
1408593
If they can come apart easely to cause a choking hazard, which the toy shownwould not.
1779061
Hi- No, they are not a choking hazard. I tried to put one of the horses in a paper towel roll and I could not. They stand about 2 1/2-3 inches tall and maybe 3 inches long.
2170094
I bought for my granddaughter who is 2 years old. I think the toppings are too large to be a choking hazard.
1086743
Does not present any choking hazard. Large enough for little ones to grasp and play easily. This was a "first set", and it was thoroughly enjoyed by a two-year-old.
202830
Absolutely. They're kind of like knobby terry wash cloths, and they have so many edges that it's easy for them to get some part of it in their mouths. The grapes are maybe three inches across the top of the bunch, but any baby could chew on a stem, leaf, or corner, if nothing else. I didn't give them to my son until he started cutting teeth at four months, but there would be no harm in letting a three month old chew/suck on them. They're not a choking hazard, and they're fun when frozen. I just wring them out before I freeze them so they don't get everything wet as they melt. These are my son's favorite teething toys.