Worried this toy may be a choking hazard?
Does anyone have the Melissa and Doug stacking rings? I bought them today for my daughter (for Christmas, so she’ll be 1 when she gets them). The packaging recommends for 18 months +. The smallest ring is about as wide as a toilet paper tube and is an inch thick. Should I return this toy and get the big plastic stacking rings? I just liked these better because they’re wooden, but now I’m concerned.
If you like these better, then remove the top ring from the stack until your daughter is old enough to not be putting stuff in her mouth.
I don’t know… If your daughter puts stuff in her mouth, then the wooden ones might hold germs more than the plastic ones that could be washed easily.
Melissa & Doug – Wooden Animal Magnets
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