A mum has claimed her three-year-old daughter was left looking 'dead behind the eyes' after she seemingly contracted salmonella from a Kinder Surprise egg.
Charlotte Wingfield says her three-year-old daughter Brooklyn-Mai contracted salmonella.A "heartbroken" mum has claimed her three-year-old daughter was left looking "dead behind the eyes" after she seemingly contracted salmonella from a Kinder Surprise egg.Charlotte Elizabeth Wingfield issued a warning on Facebook to other parents after her daughter Brooklyn-Mai fell ill whilst at nursery, with her temperature soaring to 39C.
"Her temperature spiked to over 39° & I struggled to disturb her. I knew something wasn't right & spoke to the gp who ran through a list of what it could be alongside a hospital visit."Following a hospital visit, Ms Wingfield said her daughter was diagnosed with salmonella and has been unwell ever since.
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