Ficus plants, including the lyrata and benjamina species, are toxic to humans and pets. The most common consequences of FLF ingestion are skin irritation and gastrointestinal issues.  Poisoning typically occurs after the consumption of large quantities of plant parts, but you shouldn’t risk it; seek help if you notice your child or pet has consumed the plant. I highly recommend placing a Fiddle leaf fig where small children or pets can’t reach it. Since adult FLFs are massive and typically grown in floor-standing pots, look for other types of protection.