Foods You Shouldn’t Give Young Children Without Preparing Them Safely ⚠️#ChildFoodSafety #Parenting

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A food that is safe for an adult may be risky for a baby or young child. Age, chewing ability, and the way food is served all matter. 👶 In this video, we explain some important food safety rules. **Do not give honey to a baby under 12 months**, because it can cause infant botulism. For young children, foods such as whole grapes, nuts, popcorn, hard sweets, and large chunks of raw carrot or apple can be choking hazards. Some foods can be served in a safer form when they are cut or prepared to suit the child’s development. Make sure young children sit upright while eating, supervise them throughout the meal, and avoid letting them walk or play with food in their mouths. This video is about choosing and preparing food safely—not creating fear around everyday meals. Save and share it with other parents or caregivers. If you are unsure what is suitable for your child, speak with your paediatrician. Subscribe to JOT TV for more useful family safety videos. Follow the Jot Tv Information channel on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VasPcVYDJ6H9PqmFqf0h

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