Sentence examples for choking concerns from inspiring English sources

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issues a recall of the children's book "Monday the Bullfrog," citing choking concerns.

The main reasons reported for not wanting to try BLW were fear of their infant choking (55.3%), concern about the infant's ability to eat enough (44.2%), reservation that the infant would not have the necessary motor skills to self-feed (27.6%) or considering that 'parent-led feeding' had worked fine, so there was no need to change (27.1%).

Other concerns include choking in their sleep.

All resources have been developed in conjunction with a paediatric speech-language therapist to address concerns about choking.

Iron rich foods such as red meat may be served in forms that can be easily picked up by a 6 month old so may be useful foods to feed from the start of complementary feeding [ 19, 34], as long as they are not avoided due to parental concerns about choking.

5 Interestingly, most mothers in the current study were not concerned about choking.

Although mothers did not report being concerned about choking, 30% reported at least one choking episode most commonly with raw apple.

Others have reported similar findings with mothers following BLW initially being concerned about choking but over time becoming less nervous and more able to distinguish between the action of gagging to move food and actual choking.

Those not willing to try BLW were concerned about choking, energy intake and developmental readiness of the infant to self-feed at 6 months or considered that the 'parent-led feeding' method had worked well for their family, precluding any need to change.

Healthcare professionals had serious concerns about potential choking and low iron intake, as well as the ability of an infant to self-feed at 6 months.

(Dietitian 2) The specific concerns voiced regarding choking were that a 6-month-old infant would not be developmentally ready to chew whole pieces of food and that mothers may leave the infant alone in their highchair with their food.