From rushing to open presents to feasting on sweets, Christmas is always joyful but full of activity when there are kids around.
But according to the education experts at Skillstg.co.uk, this can make the festive season one of the worst times for choking hazards. An excess of snacks, small toys, excitement and family gatherings can increase the risks.
According to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, one child on average dies from choking each month in the UK, with hundreds more needing medical treatment.
