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Bangor mum warns of hot liquid dangers after baby suffers severe burns from gravy spill
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Catrin Griffiths from Bangor, Gwynedd, is warning parents about the dangers of placing hot liquids near children after her eight-month-old baby, Neli, suffered burns from a spilled gravy boat at a pub. The baby dunked her hand into the hot gravy and spilt some on her leg, resulting in a third-degree burn on her hand and a superficial burn on her leg. Following treatment at Ysbyty Gwynedd and Alder Hey Children's Hospital, the mother fears her child may be permanently scarred.
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- Catrin Griffiths' eight-month-old baby, Neli, suffered severe burns after a pub waitress allegedly placed a hot gravy boat directly in front of her.
- Neli dunked her left hand into the hot gravy and knocked the jug over, spilling it onto her leg.
- The baby was treated at Ysbyty Gwynedd before being transferred to Alder Hey Children's Hospital for specialist burn care.
- Doctors diagnosed Neli with a third-degree burn on her hand and a superficial burn on her leg.
- The mother is now warning others to keep hot items out of reach of inquisitive young children.