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Tiny Hearts Education founder and mum-of-two, Nikki Jurcutz, has banned whole nuts for kids under five, eating in the car and button batteries in the house.
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A mum slammed for sending her daughter school with choking hazards Belinda Cleary For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A mum has defended herself after being slammed for sending her six-year-old daughter school with 'choking hazards' in her lunchbox. The mum posted a picture of her daughter's lunchbox on a Facebook group, showing off the individual containers she uses for each food. But some commenters on the post zeroed in on the unsliced grapes and warned they are an 'extreme choking hazard'. 'Please chop those grapes, awesome selection though...
A mum has defended herself after being slammed for sending her six-year-old daughter school with 'choking hazards' in her lunchbox. The mum posted a picture of her daughter's lunchbox on a Facebook group, showing off the individual containers she uses for each food. But some commenters on the post zeroed in on the unsliced grapes and warned they are an 'extreme choking hazard'. 'Please chop those grapes, awesome selection though,' one woman wrote. 'You need to chop grapes in half lengthwise due to choking hazard,' said another. A mum has been slammed online for sending her six-year-old daug...