If a toy or piece of a toy fits inside a toilet paper tube, it could be a choking hazard. Throw away the plastic wrapping around a toy as soon as it is open. A child can choke on this wrapping. Any toy that is large enough for a child to enter into and that can be closed by a lid or door, such as a toy box, must have holes or openings on two or more touching sides to prevent the child from suffocating. Use a toy box that has a lid that will stay open.
Balloons can be dangerous.
These are safer for children. A child can choke on a balloon that has not been blown up. Keep these out of the reach of young children. Storing toys Teach your child to put his or her toys safely away on a shelf or in a toy box after playing . This will prevent trips and falls.