Safety 1stSmall Object Choking Tester

Good to have in a classroom setting for safety reasons for toddlers. It’s so important to be safe at all times!

Very useful

It is good to know precisely which toys are a hazard and to just remove them from the home while a teething child is around. The precision is helpful so the other children can still have many toys around and understand the safety test. They can even help test toys and be proud of helping keep their baby safe!Also, every parent should know: Small toys are not just a risk for babies. Yes, babies put things in their mouth; toddlers teethe and put things in their mouth, but do not expect it to end there. Even with knowledge not to chew on things, young children return to putting toys in their mouth as they get adult teeth. That is, the teething stage returns along with choking risk!I think every home should have one of these. It is so much more accurate than the "toilet-paper-tube test".

I didn’t know what this was until I worked as an early childhood educator. We had several in each classroom and as a soon to be parent, I recommend for any new parent wanting to put safe, age appropriate toys in your child’s room.Easy to use just place the toy I. Question in the larger side on the cup. If it sticks out should not present a choking hazard. If it does not stick out of the cup, do not let your child play with it.

Does what it says it does. Works great, helps us have some peace of mind and is a great visual to show our older kids when they leave toys out.