It is advised to use a mix of back strikes and abdominal thrusts (Heimlich manoeuvre) to remove the obstructing object from a youngster who is choking.
More precisely, one should:
The child should receive five blows to the back. While attempting to remove the object from the airway, you should use the heel of your hand to strike the area between the shoulder blades.
Perform a total of five abdominal thrusts. If you are standing or kneeling behind the child, you should give them quick upward and inward thrusts exactly above the navel. You should do this while holding the child’s waist.
It is important to continue performing these back strikes and abdominal thrusts until the child passes out or the object is tossed. Immediately begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), and if the child passes unconscious, contact the emergency medical services (EMS).