Hollyoaks star Daisy Wood Davis given urgent warning from other mums as she feeds baby ‘dangerous’ food

HOLLYOAKS star Daisy Wood Davis was given an urgent warning from other mums today as she served her baby grapes.

The 31-year-old shared a snap of the meal she was giving her son Asa, ten months, including some grapes cut in half – unaware they have to be sliced even smaller than that.

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Daisy Wood Davis showed her fans what she was giving Asa to eatCredit: Instagram

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She was soon warned about her grapesCredit: Instagram

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Daisy thanked her followers for their help

The NHS guidelines advice cutting grapes lengthways and into small pieces to avoid choking.

Soon after sharing the picture, Daisy was inundated with comments from concerned fans and she quickly reassured them Asa was fine.

She wrote: “Just read my DMs and sooo many of you are kindly advising me to cut the grapes again.

“This was his first time having them so I wasn’t sure but luckily Maj made me aware but Asa attempted to eat one! Phew!”

Daisy,  who played Kim Butterfield on the Channel 4 soap, welcomed her baby boy in September with co-star Luke Jerdy.

Daisy appeared in Hollyoaks from 2014 to 2018 and met and fell in love with her now husband Luke during that time.

They finally tied the knot last month in Spain, surrounded by family and their celeb pals, including  Hollyoaks star Amy Conachan, Jude Monk McGowan, Kimberly Hart Simpson and Jessica Ellis.

Daisy previously surprised her fans when she revealed she had cancelled her maternity leave and was back looking for work just six weeks after Asa was born.

When asked what her plans for going back to work are, she wrote in an Instagram Stories Q&A: “I’m already back at it. I thought I’d have six months off but 10 days after Asa was born I emailed my agent to say I wanted a job sooner than planned.

“So I’m back auditioning!”

She explained:  “I love what I do & can’t wait to have my boy watching me on stage one day. I heard some producers are being so much more accommodating to breastfeeding mums too, which is amazing.

“I’m also really keen to follow other amazing mums in this industry who are paving the way.”

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Daisy and Luke with their son Asa