This would include jewelry or coins you might set down when relaxing for the evening. These objects include buttons, pen caps, furniture knobs or small light bulbs that may become detached by you or your child. They may leave choking hazards behind without noticing. Extra caution should be taken when you visit other people s homes. And do not take them in front of children.
Children learn to imitate their parents at an early age.
Especially if they are plastic. Children are often more enthused with the parts that come off than the toy itself. Teach older children the importance of this. Make it a private place for them to play. Encourage older children to play only in their room when playing with small toys or games with small pieces.