Good news: The California Poison Control System informs us that African violets are completely non-toxic.
Nevertheless, we're moving the remnants of this particular specimen far from Baby's crib. Duh, Mama.
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Phillip, Kimberly, Joy, Daniel, Anna, and Todd (November 2014)
The Hendrickson Family
Phillip, Kimberly, Joy, Daniel, Anna, and Todd (November 2014)
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Before Joy, our first child, was born, we decided that since she'd be the first grandchild on both sides of the family, we'd better figure out some way that we could keep our families up to date with news and pictures. Thus, our family blog was born, and we've found it's a lot of fun to record our family's milestones and day-to-day silliness. Enjoy!
3 comments:
That is so scary! I am glad that she is alright. Keep that number handy, it probably won't be the last time you have to call PC again. Don't worry, it happens to the best of us!
they are sneaky ... you have to be on guard all the tiime. aidan puts everything is his mouth ... the grossest so far was a slug (it must have stuck to someone's shoe and he found it, can we say 'gross'?)
Caitlin...we actually didn't call the poison control center...I found the info on their website.
An interesting fact: the California Poison Control Center has a list of the plants that cause the most frequent calls from people. #1 on that list? Unknown plants. People call because they don't know what a plant is and worry that it's poisonous.
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