I want to get this for my one year old. But it says it's a choking hazard for kids under 3. Do you know which parts would be hazards?
1708493
Some of the knobs might come off. However, I would not recommend this for a child under 2.
1708494
There are no small parts on this kitchen. When I called the customer service they said that it should not show that sign at all as this kitchen does not qualify for small parts.
1708495
I can't really think of anything on it that would be a problem (once it is assembled.)
1708496
I can't imagine where the choking hazard would be unless they think a knob would fall off or a screw would somehow get loose.. We purchased this for twin girls about 2 1/2 years old & they love it!!!
1708497
Once it is put together I can't think of any small parts that would be choking hazard unless a screw fell off which isn't likely.
1708498
If your child can disassemble it I guess some of the screws could be a hazard but there isn't really anything else small enough to swallow.
440497
The bus specifies that this toy is best for ages 5+. Not for children under 3 because of choking hazards. My daughter was 6 when she received this science kit.
2219822
Not a choking hazard. I think they are perfectly sized for a 1-year-old, though I have to admit I don't love the selection of blocks included.
696445
I am unsure why, but Amazon adds the "children 3 and up, contains small parts" etc warning to many products that don't apply, products clearly designed for infants.Look at the manufacturer age instead- this one says 2 and up, so if it's sold in the US it contains no choking hazards.
533005
This is the package warning: Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts which may cause a choking hazard if swallowed. Let me know if there is spnething else I can help you.Thank you
428327
Obvious choking hazard /not under 3yr warning aside... I personally would have loved this when I was 7-8yrs old. Certainly 10+ but if a child is very in to drawing, I wouldn't hesitate at 7yrs. for sure.
1777548
As with all toys that have potentially removable parts (i.e. wheels, magnets, tops, etc.) I'm sure these are not recommended for children under 3. I bought them for my almost-4-year-old grandson. That said, his 1-year-old little brother insists on playing with anything big brother has, so, under supervision, both boys played together nicely with the train set. The pieces are painted wood, so shouldn't be chewed on, of course.
1437626
I assume the potential choking hazard is for the bow, in case it comes off. Possibly for the ID bracelet? Our 3 year old loves this doll, and it's regularly around our 7 month old baby. I've never had concerns about our baby choking on any part of the doll/outfit.
1379475
There's not much of a choking hazard. The clothes all come off to be changed with the available accessories, but they would all be too large to choke on. She does come with a pacifier but I think that would also be too large for a 1 year old to choke on and could always just be put away until the child is a little older if the parents are concerned.
1882728
The "small parts" are the locking drawstring on the storage bag and the tent's door zipper. If either of them were to break off, then they could be considered a choking hazard. However, my girls have been playing with this tent for over two summers and we've had no issues. It's a very well-made tent! We even set it up for a friend's 18 month old, and he loved it.I think your two year old would be fine.
420102
I can't think of a choking hazard related to this product, unless the kid filled the underside of the cone with grapes and tipped it into their mouths. That's really stretching it.
1437111
Not sure exactly what you want to know, but if you're looking for something that they can squish around in their fingers and if it accidentally gets in their mouth...it's not a major freak out session moment....then, yeah...this would be ok. But honestly, I wouldn't really buy it for a one year old as a toy. It's more something for an older child that would actually want to make something out of it (same as you would with Play-doh). Hope that helps!
388513
No, it's not! Not only is it a horrendous choking hazard, most 1 year olds would destroy the product. This is made of felt and for ages 3+.
1463113
Don't give it to small children, it's seriously a choking hazard. The cars are ~1.5 in x .5 in, which is not good.
147036
We had this for my littles. Baby Jesus is definetly a choking risk. Its OK for lil ones to play with, but they do need to be supervised. Personally I say go for it. Treat it as something special and keep it up when your not able to monitor.
34237
There is a small top part to the straw, that if your child were to unscrew the cups lid and pull the straw apart, it could be a choking hazard. I haven't read the review you are talking about but that's the only part I can think of that could pose a risk. However, I never even considered it a choking hazard. Also, having a 2-piece straw is not uncommon for this type of bottle (our CamelBack bottles have something similar but better/bigger).
510605
It doesn't really say. They are not recommended for under age 3 because of choking hazard.