This is partly because they invite children to target other youngsters. BB guns, pellet guns, bows and arrows, and darts are extremely dangerous and should not be given to children. Kitchen forks, knives, or broken toys. Even common household items such as kitchen forks or knives can be dangerous to your eyes. Avoid toys or things with sharp points, spikes, or sharp edges.
Eye injuries are often the result of misuse, abuse, and altering of toys.
Toys that belong to an older brother or sister. Toys that are meant for older children can be dangerous when misused or used by younger children. Age labeling is provided not just for developmental reasons, but for safety as well. This means the toy meets national safety standards set by the American Society for Testing and Materials.