No parent wants to think about their baby or toddler choking. It’s scary and fraught with feelings of helplessness. Even if you take the time to learn CPR, you can also learn how to prevent choking in toddlers and babies so you’ll never have to use that skill.
How do you tell if your baby or toddler is choking? They may try to cough but it is weak and ineffective. They won’t be able to talk. There may be noisy breathing or high-pitched sounds when they inhale. If the item is not removed they could begin turning blue or pass out.