My concern is that these bubbles could be a choking hazard for young children. If they put the bubble in their mouth and it is inhaled into the windpipe it will cut off air and suffocate them within a few minutes. Young children may not think to take scissors or another sharp object and put it down their throat to burst the bubble and free up their air passages.
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That's true, they definitely shouldn't be given to toddlers without someone watching / explaining it to them. But maybe they'd be too big for a toddler to swallow it in one go anyway.