Jack did that when he was 2 or 3. It was terrible! We thought he was choking, but it was just hard to swallow because it was too big for his little throat. I never did see it. And he's fine.
Oh, the joys of being a mom. Bet you never thought of that one while contemplating being a mom. It's not so bad, especially when you look at him and that smile on his face. Love Ya!
Hehehe...we had that experience with my oldest daughter when she was small, only it was a Canadian nickle. It took 7 days to come out. Cute comment from Grandpa. xo
Why do they love the nasty, germy, grimmy stuff they find on the ground (or stuck under the table in a fast food joint), but they won't eat what you've slaved over for dinner?
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Jack did that when he was 2 or 3. It was terrible! We thought he was choking, but it was just hard to swallow because it was too big for his little throat. I never did see it. And he's fine.
hehe I love that grandpa said that. :)
what a cute way to write about it. hope he makes change soon.
Deduct it from his allowance.
That is crazy funny, why is it that kids love to suck on pennys and every else that is nasty to put in your mouth?
Oh, the joys of being a mom. Bet you never thought of that one while contemplating being a mom. It's not so bad, especially when you look at him and that smile on his face. Love Ya!
Ewwww!! Did you ever find it!! Oh the joys of motherhood! Why do kids put such gross things in their mouths?!
Heads or tails?
Funny comment from Grandpa O and Amy about the allowance deduction.
We had that experience once. Good thing I had learned the infant heimlich. Only had to use it on Jordan gratefully.
Hehehe...we had that experience with my oldest daughter when she was small, only it was a Canadian nickle. It took 7 days to come out. Cute comment from Grandpa. xo
Why do they love the nasty, germy, grimmy stuff they find on the ground (or stuck under the table in a fast food joint), but they won't eat what you've slaved over for dinner?
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