Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lego figure heads are displayed in London. (Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images) Kids swallow pretty much everything, and if they can ...

Researchers find the amount of time it takes for a Lego head to pass through the body thanks to some brave volunteers. As it turns out, parents need not worry because Lego heads should turn up in ...

They really got to the bottom of the situation. A group of intrepid physicians swallowed Legos in the name of science to help parents flush away concerns about their kids swallowing foreign objects — ...

It's a sad and unavoidable fact of life that innocent as well as not so innocent toddlers love putting things into their mouths. Most of the time it's food but other times it involves things they may ...

A team of six experts from the UK and Australia took part in the bizarre study over a two-week period DOCTORS swallowed Lego heads to test what happens if your child accidentally gulps a piece down. A ...

In the name of science, six United Kingdom and Australia-based paediatricians agreed to swallow a Lego head to determine how long it would take for their bodies to pass them. The health care ...

As a parent, you’ll know full well that kids frequently pick up and try to swallow small objects – most noticeably bits of Lego. But despite how common this is, little research has actually been done ...

The bricks and square-shaped people of the LEGO toy universe have been bringing joy to adults and children alike for decades. Less pleasant: stepping on a LEGO brick, which results in remarkable pain, ...

Kids swallow pretty much everything, and if they can get their hands on something, it’s at risk for being ingested. Legos are a toy that’s easy to swallow, and a group of researchers in the U.K.