Because parents spend so much time in the kitchen, small children will want to be there with them. To keep your little one safe, take the following steps.
on 2/12/2007
While honey is safe for adults and most children to consume, it contains small amounts of *Botulinum clostridium* (the microbe that causes botulism) that can be harmful or lethal to a toddler or infant. Don't feed honey to a child under 24 months, and keep your honey pots away from their curious grasp too.
on 11/22/2005
Keep kid safe toys..like plastic bowls and sippy cups in a drawer they can access. This way they will have a place to play in the kitchen while you prepare meals.
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on 2/12/2007 While honey is safe for adults and most children to consume, it contains small amounts of *Botulinum clostridium* (the microbe that causes botulism) that can be harmful or lethal to a toddler or infant. Don't feed honey to a child under 24 months, and keep your honey pots away from their curious grasp too.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Keep kid safe toys..like plastic bowls and sippy cups in a drawer they can access. This way they will have a place to play in the kitchen while you prepare meals.