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What's the worst thing your baby has eaten?

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lagaanisace · 11/07/2009 21:30

I ask because we were in the garden today when DD took a handful of soil, bird poo and all, and shoved it into her mouth before I could react.

Looking back, though, I remember DS2 eating dog biscuits at his granny's house.

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Pennybubbly · 14/07/2009 07:42

Oh the soles of shoes! Forgot about that one.
My DS cleaned his entire pair of crocs clean yesterday by licking them...

sweetkitty · 14/07/2009 07:44

cat poo here too last week

kidcreoleandthecoconuts · 14/07/2009 07:51

Sheep poo...she didnt seem to mind it but I was frantically brushing her teeth!!

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MoChan · 14/07/2009 08:10

Mine won't stop with the stones and soil eating. She also has a penchant for crayons, and almost anything she finds in the garden, actually. Spend ages removing toadstools from grass before letting her play on it.

sleeplessinstretford · 14/07/2009 09:21

dog shit,stones,mini lego hair.
I found blue metallic pellets of shit in her nappy a while ago and thought she maybe had kidney stones but it seems that she'd eaten some of the fish tank gravel from the bottom of my dads fish tank-how she actually got the rancid,dirty,coated in fish shit stones out is anyones guess but she did...

MissClavel · 14/07/2009 09:29

when dd was about 9 months and just crawling, I found her sitting in a corner of our bedroom, clenched fist on its way to her mouth.
prised it open to see what she was about to eat, and a massive, rather relieved looking, hairy spider scuttled off and vanished under the skirting board.
would have given her some protein, I suppose.

nouveaupauvre · 14/07/2009 21:18

the usual slugs, stones, mud etc
but the scariest thing was tinfoil. couldnt work out what the hell it was in the nappy for a while - it came out very shiny still but shredded....

VFemme · 15/07/2009 04:06

Leaves, dirt, crayons, lipstick.

Licks EVERYTHING.

duchesse · 15/07/2009 04:48

The sand was quite nasty when it emerged the other end... For both of us!

MyNameIsInigoMontoya · 15/07/2009 13:44

DS tried to feed ME a sheep poo while we were having a picnic. Luckily I had a lightning reaction when I saw a little arm trying to shove something in my mouth

He's also managed to eat an entire plum complete with stone, by the time I noticed it was already gone, though I had a few anxious minutes wondering whether he'd suddenly start choking...

KingRolo · 15/07/2009 13:50

I found a semi-conscious fly in my 9mo DD's hand and she screamed when I removed it. Didn't know if she planned to befriend it or eat it.

sunfleurs · 15/07/2009 16:51

Ds drank contact lense solution from the case after I had put them in.

Dd, nothing that I can recall. I must have been much more alert with her.

Colonelcupcake · 15/07/2009 19:50

The worse other than rabbit poo, was my ds2 aged 10 months managing to eat part of a fairy non bio liquitab I still cannot be near the smell of the stuff, remembering those fairy stinking bubbly vomits

bedjumper · 15/07/2009 19:55

car screen wash

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GwarchodwrPlant · 15/07/2009 20:02

This thread is soo funny, I'm in tears here.

DS (10mths)is very active and into everything. He loves to grate his new teeth over anything he can fit into his mouth so:

Candles
Soles of his shoes
My crocs
The pram wheels
Random bits of fluff/grot he's picked up from the floor
Rubber bouncing ball
Garlic cloves, in fact he was carrying them around in his mouth.
Mouldering wall paper from a damp corner of the house.
Sand
Pebbles
Bath sponge
Paper, bloody paper it drives me potty. Any paper will do but he has a preference for the poisonous ink of a newspaper.

chegirl · 15/07/2009 20:34

Dog poo
Dog vomit

DS1 put stuff in his mouth for bloody ages. We lived in a council block when he was little. There is nothing quite so filthy as a north london council flat lift floor. I had to keep my hand over his mouth and virtually tie his hands together to prevent him putting vile crap in his gob.

Ewww eww and double ewww.

CramItUpYourCramHole · 15/07/2009 20:35

the toilet brush, business end.
An entire stick from the garden.

he isnt even 1 yet..

my dd never ate anything dubious.

letsgostrawberrypicking · 15/07/2009 20:35

a slug- well half of it

boy was she angry when I managed to remove it

dragonseye · 15/07/2009 20:36

an ariel liqui tab. that one required hospital treatment!

CramItUpYourCramHole · 15/07/2009 20:41

dh said the loo brush would give him dysentry nearly rang nhs direct.. but he was fine. it's a family legend already.

applepudding · 15/07/2009 21:25

Seroxat. Surprisingly the man at A&E didn't think it was a problem.

itwasntme · 15/07/2009 21:29

Cramit, my dd sucked the toilet brush too.

And I DID call NHS direct. The shame.

OrmIrian · 15/07/2009 21:30

A snail

JackBauer · 15/07/2009 21:38

Half a live crab.
And I have the photo evidence to prove it.
I was with a friend on the beach with DD's and her DS and was randomly snapping pics on camera phone.
Put them on pc and discovered chain of events.
DD2 eats sand.
DD2 holds entire live crab with 'intersted' look on her face.
DD2 puts crab in mouth.
DD2 sits happily with 2 legged crab next to her trying to get away.

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