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Rhinestone onesies?
Well my friend actually has a business doing this and many parents are actually buying the onesies ! Seems strange to me , If they're a choking hazard!! She actually makes rhinestone name onesies and hats for newborn babies and sells them for 21.99.she has her own online shop and she makes pretty good money. Sooo why are people doing it if its a choking hazard? 😱
As far as i heard the three snaps on the bottom are also choking hazards
2 Answers
- E.Lv 75 years ago
As long as the rhinestones are small they aren't a choking hazard. They can be infected and will pass harmlessly through the digestive tract and be excreted with the feces. A choking hazard is something that would completely block the trachea.
And as long as the buttons on a onesie are secure its not a choking hazard.
- Anonymous5 years ago
Well, I looked at m sons onsies. The snaps are well attached, I can't see any way to really pop one off. Now rhinestones, those are easy to pop off. And baby can chew on their hat or on their shirt easily chewing off rhinestones.