Whats the chances of my baby choking?

I think it is quite difficult to gauge how likely a baby may choke. Hence it is always good to practice these safety measures (from: http://www.whattoexpect.com/first-year/feeding-baby/baby-led-weaning-101.aspx#choking-risk): - Avoid serving any foods that are choking hazards, including nuts, whole grapes, apples with the skin and cherries. - Never leave a baby alone with food. - Keep baby sitting upright in his high chair while eating. - Watch for allergic reactions. That said, the thinking is no longer to hold back on certain foods to avoid food allergies: The more options you offer, the more likely your newbie foodie will be to accept different foods — which translates to fewer mealtime battles in the future. - Explain baby-led weaning to everyone who takes care of your child so that they follow the same safety precautions you do. Also, here is an article on what to do if your baby is choking: http://www.whattoexpect.com/toddler/childhood-injuries/first-aid-for-a-choking-child.aspx