• Children do not know what poison is and may not understand what “danger,” “poison,” “no,” or any other warning means.
• Children are left alone with poison. The parent or caregiver may be using a poisonous product and become distracted, leaving the child alone with the poisonous product.
• Children can get to the poisonous product. Poisonous products are often placed where children can see them and reach them.
• Children can open the container.
  • Child-resistant packaging does not guarantee that children cannot open the container.
  • Correctly use of child-resistant packaging only makes it more difficult for a child to open a container.
• Children have a curiosity to explore things around them, experience what they see and usually try what surrounds them through putting things in their mouths.
• Children loves to imitate adults and to act the adults role in dealing with things, including chemicals.