So I had a scare the other day. I was laying down taking a nap while my husband took care of the boys.(I wasn’t feeling…
So I had a scare the other day. I was laying down taking a nap while my husband took care of the boys.(I wasn’t feeling well) Well then I woke up my husband was feeding the boys cupcakes and my oldest son ended up eating some of the paper that goes around the cupcakes.(paper not aluminum) Now keep in mind he has NEVER done that before so I was freaking out. So far he doesn’t seem to be having any trouble using the bathroom and he still eats as usual with no trouble but him eating something that he isn’t supposed to might have given this momma a mini heart attack. Has anyone else experienced anything like this???? Please no rude comments. This is the first time anything like this has happened and our boys are always in our sight especially when eating but somehow he snuck a few bites of the paper with the cupcake.😞
Thisisfeeney·
I caught my little guy eating a crayon today. It’s not the first time either. Also He got ahold of a decorated pumpkin made of styrofoam and too a chunk out of that. I think he’ll be ok.
Savanna Moore··
Oh wow. My oldest would bite out chunks of the styrofoam balls just to shred them. (But thankfully never attempted to eat it)
Amanda ·
Мама троих детей, ждёт четвёртого
My son has a weird fetish with eating paper and he 10 lol and he seem fine healthy he always eat non food s we are still working on him not but paper isnt going to hurt them my son has ate paper dirt rocks and markers and crayons we had to work hard only thing he trys to eat now is paper and toilet paper and he dosnt have pica he adhd and possibly autistic but other then that healthy
Amy O.·
Мама двоих (младенец)
My daughter puts everything in her mouth and has even eaten pieces of Christmas lights off the tree (I got most out of her mouth, but know a few pieces went down- yes we put the tree away after that). He will be fine! She’s eaten dirt, pieces of food wrappers (paper like yours), even a piece of a stamp pad—- which we called poison control for (it was fine).