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Your Kid Just Ate Some Edibles – The Step-by-Step Guide on What to Do Next

Kids aged 3 to 5 are the most vulnerable to accidentally eating cannabis edibles. This is likely due to parents being slightly more relaxed with children this age, allowing them to go on with less supervision at home. In addition, toddlers within this age range exhibit more curiosity and will likely try to get their hands on treats that were previously communicated to them as off limits.

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