Keep bubble lights out of the reach of children. If your child eats a Christmas ornament, remove any pieces from the child's mouth so they don't obstruct breathing. Most ornaments today are made of thin plaster, glass or styrofoam and are not poisonous if swallowed. Heirloom ornaments or antique ornaments, however, can be dangerous if their painted surface contains lead. Candy and chocolate in large amounts are not healthy for children or especially pets.
Chocolate contains an ingredient called theobromine.
Dogs and cats have a low tolerance to this substance and a large dose could cause serious illness or even death in a dog or cat. Most scents, colorings and waxes in holiday candles are non-toxic. Keep lighted candles out of reach of children. Remember to keep alcoholic drinks away from children. Unfinished drinks left out after a party can be attractive to small children and can seriously poison a child.