Pēpi (babies) and tamariki (children) can choke on food at any age but those under 5 are at higher risk, and especially tamariki and pēpi under 3. Watch a video about ways to reduce the choking risk.
Te akapapu‘anga kia noo a pepe ma te meitaki
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Te akapapu‘anga kia noo a pepe ma te meitaki
E mea puapinga maata kia noo taau pepe ma te meitaki iaia e kaikai ra.
E mea puapinga maata kia noo taau pepe ma te meitaki iaia e kaikai ra.
E akapapu koe e, kua piri meitaki taau pepe i runga i te noo‘anga teitei, me kore ra, i runga i toou u‘a.
Ka anoano‘ia tetai tangata kia noo vaitata ma te akara marie ma te rave i tei tau me tupu ake tetai au manamanata, mei tera ra e, me raoa‘ia aia, me kore ra, me tupu te kino kiaia no tana i kai. Auraka rava e akaruke i taau pepe koia anake ua ma tana kai.
E kimi koe kia kite koe i te au kai te ka raoa‘ia te pepe. Auraka e oronga i te au tuanga kai rikiriki matutu, mei te au ua nati (nuts) e te au ua rakau mamaata.
This page last reviewed 05 December 2023.
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