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Anak said:

One of the best things new parents can do is allow their children to play in the dirt.

You do not want to give honey to a child under one year of age, but anything else is okay.

Whats honey got to do with it. . .

...yeah, tell us about the honey...



1976 (any benny hill fans here?) - remember kids, play in the dirt, but don't do drugs!

Anak said:

Lee said:

Anak said:

One of the best things new parents can do is allow their children to play in the dirt.

You do not want to give honey to a child under one year of age, but anything else is okay.

Whats honey got to do with it. . .

Glad you asked!

Infants digestive tracks are not developed enough to ward off Botulism spores.
After the first year the body starts producing enough gastric juices to effectively kill them.

Answer:
Many doctors and other medical and nutrition experts recommend not giving babies honey until they are a year old. Honey can contain Clostridium botulinum spores, which can cause severe illness in infants. Read....Botulism.

Honey (babies)

Darn, sure glad I came to Bio class today. . .it is always good to learn something new every day, and something new I learned.

Hopalong X said:

SledgeDG said:

not to forget...MONEY not only the source of all evil but also a nice collector of all kinds of germs.

-DG

Cleaner than a public toilet. Not as clean as the one at home.

Go to the hospital and get flesh eating bacteria with the bill.
There are extra charges for the nosocomial infections.
They aren't going to give you anything for free.

Quite using big words, my brain just cannot handle them. . .

quite

Yeah, what she said
Here one for Hoppi

linnemeyerhere said:

I tried this line on my wife when we were married, didn't help loosen things up in the bedroom.....your mileage may vary ! lol

Not a fan of cheese I take it?

Mickey, read the line under my Avatar, I have my good days and bads. Most are good expect when it comes to putting together sentences, and spelling. Not an excuse just a reality for me. . .