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Parents in hysterics after mum reveals her little girl tried to eat one of her tampons after thinking it was a Twix bar


A MUM has revealed the hilarious moment her daughter tried to eat one of her tampons, thinking it was a chocolate Twix bar.

Taking to The Motherload Facebook group, fellow mums were in hysterics after the parent posted a half-chewed image of one of her tampons.

 The mum revealed her daughter thought the tampon was a chocolate bar

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The mum revealed her daughter thought the tampon was a chocolate bar

Carly explained her little girl had asked if she could have what she thought was a sweet, which the mum agreed to, thinking she meant a Twix.

But when her daughter said the “Twix” didn’t taste like chocolate, Carly quickly realised something wasn’t quite right.

“‘Mum can I eat one of those sweets in the orange wrapper’,” the post read.

“(Me thinking she meant a Twix): ‘Yes babe, sit at the table though’.

 The mum explained she came downstairs to find a half-chewed tampon

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The mum explained she came downstairs to find a half-chewed tampon

“‘Mum, how do I eat it?’

“‘Like you do any chocolate, open it and bite it’.

“‘Mum, it doesn’t taste like chocolate’.”

Alongside the caption, Carly posted a hilarious image of a half-chewed tampon – and other parents were in hysterics.

One said they were “howling” while another agreed the mum had “made her night” with the hilarious story.

And dozens of other mums revealed their own children had made similar mistakes.

“Mine thought they were sweets when they were younger,” commented one.

While another said: “[I] went upstairs when my lot were little to find sanitary pads all over the windows…. They told me they were playing with airplanes.”

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