Tragic accident in the supermarket leads to the death of her son - Mom warns other parents not to make the same mistake

Many of us have done it in the supermarket. Something that we have not paid for yet. But this snack eventually led to the death of a 2-year-old child from Detroit.

To prevent similar cases in the future, the parents of Ayyan Umar, other parents, warn that they are capable of first aid techniques, such as resuscitation and home illusion.

The incident happened in August when Emma Carver made groceries with her son Ayyan.

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He was in the cart while his mother looked at the cheeses. During shopping, Emma had previously put some grapes in the shopping cart. However, she had no idea that her son was eating the grapes until she suddenly heard that he was stabbing.

It was the nightmare of every parent.

Emma immediately panicked and tried to loosen the grapes from her son's throat by striking his back.
"I even threw the cheese to the ground, and began to tap on him," she told WXYZ. " But it did not matter, it got stuck." Other shop visitors shot to help. One called the emergency number while another tried to resuscitate the boy. Within 5 to 7 minutes, the emergency services were on site and managed to get one grape loose, but unfortunately it was too late.

"His lips were blue, his fingers were blue, the mother remembered.

Ayyan had died already. He was taken to the hospital where a second grape was removed.

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"I felt like I was in a wrong dream, maybe someone would wake me up," his father Mohammad Umar told tears. "He rests on my chest. I'll see him everywhere. "

The family was broken.

"Disorder is one of the most common causes of injury and death in children, especially children under the age of 4," reports the Nationwide Children's Hospital. "Most childhood suffocation incidents are related to food, coins and toys."

Every five days, a child dies in the United States due to food choking. Foods that can easily get stuck in the throat of children include grapes, popcorn and nuts.

About hot dogs are said to be the greatest risk and cause more death than any other food.

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The family plans to follow a first aid course and recommends others to do the same. You can find more information online on where to follow these courses.