poisonous substances

What are common poisonous substances children might encounter?

Children can be exposed to a variety of poisonous substances in their environment. Common household items such as cleaning products, medications, and cosmetics pose significant risks. Additionally, substances like pesticides, plants (e.g., oleander, poison ivy), and carbon monoxide can also lead to poisoning.

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