Your Kid Ate What?

Watch Your Kid Ate What?

  • 2010
  • 1 Season
  • 8.6  (31)

Your Kid Ate What? is a TV show on TLC that premiered in 2009. The show follows the stories of parents and children who have had unusual, funny, or dangerous experiences with what their child has eaten. The show features re-enactments and interviews with the parents, as well as commentary from medical professionals who explain the potential health risks associated with the food. Each episode typically features two or three stories, with a mix of comedic and serious moments.

One memorable episode featured a toddler who had eaten over 40 magnets, resulting in emergency surgery. The parents didn't realize the danger until the child began vomiting and experiencing stomach pains. Another episode featured a child who had eaten a toy penguin, and it had become lodged in their throat.

Other episodes showcased bizarre food choices, such as a child who ate a pet frog, a teenager who had a spoon stuck in their throat after attempting to swallow it whole, or a toddler who ate coins and a marble.

Each story is unique and showcases the different challenges parents face when their child eats something they shouldn't. The show offers a blend of humor and real-life consequences, highlighting the importance of being aware of what your child is eating and taking action if something seems wrong.

The medical professionals on the show offer practical advice for parents, such as storing dangerous items out of reach and calling poison control if needed. They also provide insights into the potential long-term effects of ingesting certain items, such as lead poisoning from eating paint chips.

Overall, Your Kid Ate What? is an entertaining and informative show that sheds light on the dangers of children ingesting non-food items. It reminds viewers to stay vigilant and take action if something seems off, while also showcasing the humor and resilience of families who have faced these challenges.

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Parents' Worst Nightmare
1. Parents' Worst Nightmare
February 28, 2010
Real life stories of a 7-month-old swallowing a foam heart and a 2-year-old swallowing eight batteries.
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  • Premiere Date
    February 28, 2010
  • IMDB Rating
    8.6  (31)