Beware that locks which kept child out before may not be effective now. Continues to discard, put up, and lock up dangerous products. Realizes and accepts adults as role models that the child will imitate in their fantasy and make-believe play. Maintains firm and consistent limits. Looks for the child when using drugs, cleaners, alcohol-containing products and beverages, pesticides, paints, and solvents.
Many poisonings occur while product is being used.
Has total responsibility for child's safety. Take a deep breath and think calm. Refer to the Emergency Action for Poisoning for first aid instructions. The poison center staff will determine if you need to do anything for the person, if you can treat the person at home, or if the person needs to go to the hospital for treatment. Use only on the advice of poison control center, emergency department, or a physician.