No parent wants to even entertain the idea that their child could end up swallowing something as dangerous as a button battery – but unfortunately, it happens.

And when accidents like this occur, it’s crucial to know what to do.

Button batteries can be found in watches, calculators, remote controls, key fobs, electronic toys and even greetings cards.

If a child swallows one, it’s a medical emergency and they need to be taken straight to A&E.

But there is something parents can do en route to hospital that could mean the difference between life and death.

And it involves feeding children a common ingredient.

Honey may help prevent internal damage caused by button batteries

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