Now I'm not saying this has ever happened to us. But I wanted to advise you to never leave candy bars laying around, even the mini-size ones and even if they are unopened. If your baby has teeth--say for instance, two small ones--I would speculate that he or she might still be capable of ripping open a wrapper, theoretically, that is. Babies should not have a big gob of chocolate in their mouths for many reasons. For one thing, it will create a mess like molten lava for a good 5 feet in all directions. Secondly, the sugar high might mean that everyone gets to stay up till midnight; not that I would know for sure since I'm not admitting it's ever happened, but I thought you should make note of this in case you are ever so enormously naive and careless as to leave a mini-chocolate bar lying around.
Monday, January 29, 2007
Candy Bar Advice
Now I'm not saying this has ever happened to us. But I wanted to advise you to never leave candy bars laying around, even the mini-size ones and even if they are unopened. If your baby has teeth--say for instance, two small ones--I would speculate that he or she might still be capable of ripping open a wrapper, theoretically, that is. Babies should not have a big gob of chocolate in their mouths for many reasons. For one thing, it will create a mess like molten lava for a good 5 feet in all directions. Secondly, the sugar high might mean that everyone gets to stay up till midnight; not that I would know for sure since I'm not admitting it's ever happened, but I thought you should make note of this in case you are ever so enormously naive and careless as to leave a mini-chocolate bar lying around.
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