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41 seconds is all you need to learn how to keep a choking baby from dying

These talking toys might save a life.

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Upworthy Staff

choking hazards, baby choking, chooking prevention
Photo credit: via St. John Ambulance/YouTube – A public service announcement from St. John Ambulance

Have you listened to the miscellaneous voices of your miscellaneous items on the floor lately?

Oh yours don’t speak? Well these do.

Watch on  YouTube

And they have something to admit.

THEY ARE MURDERERS!

Conveniently enough, they offer four easy steps to make them not murderers.

ONE:

TWO:

THREE:

FOUR:

*phew*

And now for some follow-ups…

YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO…

Less murderous miscellaneous items, safer babies, better world.


This article originally appeared on 1.14.15

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