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30/10/2007 Children in daycare fed shaving foam
Children in a Palmerston North daycare centre were fed shaving foam in a "bad food" lesson.
Shaving foam is generally of low toxicity and may cause irritation to the mouth, throat and stomach.
Taste is not a good test for whether something is poisonous; some poisons taste very pleasant to children. It is never advisable for children to eat things which are not food.
Return to News Archive Index Shaving foam is generally of low toxicity and may cause irritation to the mouth, throat and stomach.
Taste is not a good test for whether something is poisonous; some poisons taste very pleasant to children. It is never advisable for children to eat things which are not food.
