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I bet the condom belonged to the parents. “Oh shit, that’s where we left it? Lawsuit time.”

A 22-month-old boy choked on a used condom in the Homewood Suites in Mount Laurel, N.J., according to a lawsuit filed by the little boy’s family.

The Wolfe family of Pittsburgh, Mass. was headed home after spending the holidays in Florida and they stayed overnight in the Burlington County hotel.

The morning of their departure, the toddler apparently found a used condom in the room, left behind by previous travelers, according to the lawsuit.

The child’s mother, Amy, heard her little boy chewing and choking on the condom and tried to get it out of his mouth, but he had already “ingested the contents ” the lawsuit stated.

The Philadelphia Daily News noted the suit contends a “life threatening” item was left in the room, which put the boy at risk of getting a “sexually transmitted disease, including HIV or AIDS, or some other, potentially life threatening, potentially fatal illness.”

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Gotta be tastier than their food, right?

The contraceptive was out of the wrapper, she said, and a parent told her that another child was seen blowing it up — as if it were a balloon.

“My son was playing in the tubes, and my husband was watching him,” Roni Tilton said. “My husband looked up, and when he did, [my son] was playing with a condom.”

“When I hear ‘condom’ and ‘4-year-old’ in the same sentence, I have a problem right there,” said Linda Braerman, whose son was having another birthday party at the eatery.

The party had just begun, and when Braerman heard about the condom, she immediately inquired to workers at the restaurant. The general manager told her that the condom was in the package and must have fallen out of someone’s pocket.

It seemed odd why anyone crawling in the tubes would have a condom, she said, but if it was in the package, “that changed the whole picture of what I had in my mind.”

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