This podcast is part of the Big Heads Media Podcast Network.

Go to bigheadsmedia.com for more great podcasts. Hello and welcome back to the Curious Kid podcast.

Before we get into this week's super interesting listener suggestion, let me remind you that season three will be ending in just five weeks.

That's right, our season three finale will be released on Sunday, March 29th.

As we did in seasons one and two, we will be giving away some awesome curious kid podcast merchandise

in our season finale. More details to come in next week's episode. But until then,

mail bag. Mail bag. This week's mail is an email we received from a listener in Tennessee all the way back in June.

It says, my son Luke is a huge fan and would love to hear an episode on choking. He needs help taking smaller bites of food. We are from Rockvale, Tennessee,

and Luke is five years old. Thanks for the great suggestion, Luke. Today we are getting

curious about choking for you. It is really important to know about choking. More than 12,000 children are hospitalized every

year from choking on food, and many others end up in the hospital from choking on non-foods.

Let's learn how choking happens, what the most common choking hazards are, and what we can do if we are choking or if we see someone else choking.

What is the question of the week?

The question of the week is, which food is the number one? Choking hazard for kids.

Let me explain. There is one food that is more dangerous than all the others when it comes to choking in kids.

It is so dangerous that it should be cut into small pieces until the child is at least three years old. Can you guess what food I'm talking about?

Hey Curious Kid Podcast listeners, while you are thinking about the question of the week, I wanted to tell you about the amazing sponsor for this week's episode,

Caribou. That's spelled C-A-R-I-B-U. What is Carou? It's an interactive video-calling app that allows you to read,

draw, and visit with your kids or grandkids when you're apart. They have thousands of books in

eight different languages, including some of our favorite characters like Sesame Street

and Thomas and Friends, to read together, and coloring sheets you can draw on together

in real time.

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