Grapes, hot dogs, and popcorn are all common choking hazards for toddlers because they are round or cylindrical in shape and can easily block the airway.

If a toddler is choking, you should call 911 immediately. While waiting for help to arrive, you can perform the Heimlich maneuver and give the toddler a drink of water.

To prevent choking in toddlers, you should cut food into small pieces, avoid giving toddlers round or cylindrical foods, and supervise toddlers while they are eating.

The Heimlich maneuver is a first aid technique used to dislodge a foreign object from a person's airway.

To perform the Heimlich maneuver on a toddler, you should place the toddler face down on your forearm with their head lower than their torso, give the toddler five quick back blows between the shoulder blades, and perform chest thrusts by placing your hands on the toddler's chest and pushing inward and upward.

You should stop performing the Heimlich maneuver when the foreign object is dislodged, when the toddler starts breathing, or when the toddler loses consciousness.

The best way to prevent choking in toddlers is to cut food into small pieces, avoid giving toddlers round or cylindrical foods, and supervise toddlers while they are eating.

Signs that a toddler is choking include difficulty breathing, coughing, and gagging.

If a toddler is choking and you are alone, you should call 911 immediately.

The most common cause of choking in toddlers is food.

The best way to teach a toddler how to eat safely is to let them eat at their own pace, supervise them while they are eating, and cut food into small pieces.

The most important thing to remember when preventing choking in toddlers is to supervise toddlers while they are eating, cut food into small pieces, and avoid giving toddlers round or cylindrical foods.

The recommended age to start giving toddlers solid foods is 6 months.

Fruits, vegetables, and yogurt are all safe for toddlers to eat.

Grapes, hot dogs, and popcorn are all foods that toddlers should avoid eating.