Keep the phone numbers of the local poison control center, physician, and emergency medical service next to each telephone. Call for help. If you suspect a child has swallowed something, check his or her mouth, remove any remaining poison from the mouth, then call your local poison control center, physician, or other emergency medical services. Bring the container of the ingested substance to the phone with you. Call even if you are not sure that the child was poisoned and do not give treat the poison until you have consulted a poison control center or a health care professional.
Vomiting can aggravate the poisoning and cause even greater damage.
Rinse skin with water. If a poison has come in contact with your child's skin, rinse the skin with running water 15 minutes. Take off any contaminated clothing. Call the poison control center or emergency medical service immediately. Flush eyes with water.