Are only nontoxic plants found in the childrens environment?
Click here for a list of poisonous and safe plants. • If there are poisonous plants, are there barriers such as a glass enclosure or fence to keep children from touching the plants? Note: Plants are among the most common household substances that children eat. • Arts and crafts materials • Are nontoxic arts and crafts materials used? Labels should clearly indicate that the materials are nontoxic. • Are children closely supervised when using art materials? • Are materials properly cleaned up and stored in original labeled containers? • Insect Repellants • When using insect repellant, does the caregiver follow the manufacturer’s instructions on the correct amount and dosage appropriate for children? • When using repellent on a child, does the caregiver apply it to their own hands and then rub it on the child? • Is the insect repellent removed by washing with warm water and soap when the child comes indoors and before the child eats? Note: Insect repellent must not be applied to a child’s
