AIBU to expect Asda, NOT, to have very dangerous seeded grapes on casual display ,within reach of young children?

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why do they have to put them in such easy reach?
Why do they put them at toddler eye level?
It's irresponsible at best and could cause a very serious injury.

Sorry if this sounds a bit ranty but I am,so, very cross.

We went to Asda today,whilst shopping there my DD was sitting in the trolley and by expert toddler deception obtained, ate then choked on a couple of seeds from a handful of acquired grapes.
I only ever buy seedless ones for DD so she is NOT used to grapes, even having seeds.
She coughed for quite a while, it made her eyes water.
Poor DD it must have been terrifying for her.
I'm not sure if to just complain or take some other action?
It's really put poor DD off eating grapes, which is a such a huge shame, as she always enjoys a snack whilst we shop.
DH thinks we should take legal action, I'm not sure.
Do you think we would we have a strong legal case against Asda?
Thank you in advance..

What should you do next time? Take her down the booze aisle of course! See if she can grab a few miniatures and stuff them down her dress. She won't be able to get the tops off with her pudgy little hands so you don't need to worry about a choking hazard. Sorted.

Gotta be a wind up, so many dangerous things in a supermarket for toddlers that's why your supposed to, you know, watch them!

Although I'd love to see Asda counter sue for the theft of said grapes :)

I'm sure I've seen the OP post before, I think this is a slightly confusing joke

Oh for goodness' sake, of course it's a joke. The clue was in the MN trigger sentence "It's really put poor DD off eating grapes, which is a such a huge shame, as she always enjoys a snack whilst we shop".

OP, forget Asda, take DD out for a walk in the countryside, alongside hedgerows full of brambles, blackberries, raspberries, etc, and sue Great Britain plc!!

Oh for goodness' sake, of course it's a joke. The clue was in the MN trigger sentence "It's really put poor DD off eating grapes, which is a such a huge shame, as she always enjoys a snack whilst we shop".

I wouldn't know if it was a joke or not, I see lots of posts from posters who type cringey stuff just like this.

This is AIBU - no guarantees that this is a joke at all. You do get some really strange people posting in this section.

I'm waiting for someone to come and tell us off for being such bitter, angry wimmin not supporting a fellow mummy, before asking why we're on here and not looking after our darling children.

In case anyone does, I am currently wide awake for the sole purpose of listening to mine snore. With great affection, of course.

It's all work, work, work eh Pelvic?

Gotta be a troll

Won't someone think of the poor children?

Where's the goat? Surely there must be a goat on this thread?

First time poster.

'very dangerous seeded grapes' - were they ninja grapes?

This is a joke thread. Or a windup.

YABU and allowing child to shoplift during shopping.

I must report you to the police immediately.

Surely this is a joke...?

Oh, you must sue ASDA, its a public service duty.

Of course, if one shopped at Waitrose then one WOULDN'T HAVE THIS PROBLEM as the Waitrose Fairies would prevent any ills from befalling your small charge and you could shop in peace in a bubble of delight and general joyousness.

None of this would have happened if you'd gaffer taped your DD's hands to the trolley.

I hate these stupid posts

I am, honestly, simply marking my place (Yes I could watch the thread. Your point?), to see if the OP ever comes back.

Legal action ... against you for failing to watch your child? FFS

Seedless grapes are a choking hazard when whole until age 5.

Yabu as you need to be on guard with dc in supermarkets.