omg, poor lad, glad its all ok now, what a lucky escape,

weve been lucky so far jacks not eaten anything or pushed anything in nose ears etc, he fed my mums dog a whole ice lolly stick included cue my mums hand rammed down mollys throat trying to grab it!!! and my sister shoved raisins up her nose, me and roo got them out with a mag lite and tweasers no problem then she shoved lego up there when we were away and the nurse cut her nose badly and made a right pigs ear of getting it out!

I did actually take a drawing pin out of Matilda's mouth at Christmas.Fortunately she didn't swallow it.She eats anything,I've also fished batteries out of her mouth,and a little block of paint from someone's paintbox.

I had two embarassing trips to the hospital,once for a pea up Bridie's nose.They never found it.She did the same again with a bit of chicken the next day and I realised she'd worked out how to "snort" food.Lovely child.She then went on to raisins in the ear and we had another trip to casualty to remove it.Oh and as a baby she ate the fur from her lovely lion's mane.I found that out the obvious way at changing time.Like I say,nice child

Harry ate a metal ball bearing from a game.We assume it was passed unnoticed.He would also eat any powder as a toddler,particularly washing powder,and once Napisan.

Erin ate a packet of birth control pills,but the worse thing she ate was two ibuprofen tablets that'd been in my handbag.I hadn't cleared it out for ages,and had forgotten they were there because I was pregnant so hadn't used them for a while.And then the Rennies.

It's a wonder that child survived

wow, what a interesting mix!!! obiously erins not suffered for her strange eating habbits!

furry nappies, that brings a rather hilarious image to mind, jack ate persil once thought it was icing sugar, only dipped his finger in it, so nothing to worry about!

Harry would watch me pour the washing  powder in the drawer and pounce and steal some.

No harm came to any of them.

Anyone would think they were starving