For little kids, exploring the world around them involves a lot of putting things in their mouths. From pocket lint to pieces of Lego, little hands will pick up just about everything off the floor and plop it right into their chubby cheeks for safe keeping. As a parent, you hope to discover these little treasures before anything gets swallowed, but just in case you don’t get there in time, researchers have determined just how long it’ll take to pass a piece of Lego.
Yep, you read that right. In a recently published paper from the online version of the Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, a team of six health professionals from the medical site, “Don’t Forget the Bubbles,” worked to solve the age-old question: How long does it take to poop out Lego"
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