PA Toddler Gets Head Stuck In Cake Pan

LEWISTON, PA — A Pennsylvania toddler ended up in a not-so-sweet state of affairs this week when she received her head caught in a cake pan, in response to a number of studies. Fortunately, a gaggle of firefighters swiftly got here to her rescue.

Firefighters with the Junction Fireplace Firm in Lewistown acquired a 911 name Monday after 2-year-old Quinnley and her mother and father could not take away the cake pan from round her neck, WGAL reported.

“She wore it form of like a scarf round her shoulders till the firemen received there,” Quinnley’s mom, Erin Meixel, informed WGAL. “She was a trooper. She was nonetheless capable of eat and drink whereas she had this tin round her.”

Firefighters used tin snips to take away the cake pan from Quinnley’s neck, WPVI reported. The toddler was not injured in the course of the mishap.

As for Quinnley’s mom, her daughter’s expertise is one so as to add to a set of household mishaps. Firefighters as soon as got here to her support as a baby when she received her legs caught in a plastic chair, Meixel informed WPVI.

Quinnley is hardly the primary child to search out herself in a dangerous place because of curiosity.

In 2019, two Phoenix teenagers have been locked out of the home. One determined to slip down the chimney, which turned out to be a horrible concept. Nicole, 17, was wedged within the chimney for about an hour earlier than Phoenix firefighters might pluck her out.

The identical 12 months, a New Jersey police officer rescued a 19-month-old caught in his toy. And the next 12 months, a crowd gathered after a baby received caught in New York Metropolis’s famed Washington Park fountain. After draining the water, emergency responders used cleaning soap and water to free the kid.