I hope the little guy has had a full recovery

Wow. How did he get them down?

Scary!!

don’t parents teach kids anymore not to put everything in their mouths?

That was the number one thing I remember from raising my own two girls was being very conscious of teaching them that only food goes in their mouths nothing else.

I am glad that this little boy was saved in time and hopefully he has learnt not to put things in his mouth anymore that isn’t food.

Another story about a little person and objects that just should just not go into a mouth. Scary for them!

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 16 Jun 2018 , 7:32 am

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  It will be interesting to read about the outcome of the study into fidget spinners.

How scary !! Glad he was operated in time !

fidget spinners are bad news and this just proves it even more. They are dangerous toys!

I hope this young lad will be okay.

I didn’t think that fidget spinners had batteries in them! I hope he is ok.

Almost any toy could be a choking hazard. Simply don’t give toys with small parts to any child who can’t keep them out of their mouth.

How on earth did he manage to swallow a fidget spinner?! They’re not little. I’ve bought a couple, none with batteries tho

Glad it wasn’t fatal for the young boy.

My son wanted one of these. Glad I didn’t get one now.

Fortunately the craze for these seems to be abating.

Yes, there are so many concerns about these fidget spinners. Better to avoid them, in particular around small kids.

Luck boy. I don’t like these toys they are so annoying

I bought one of those and threw it out after it fell and batteries went everywhere very dangerous stuff