Well, the accidental ingestion of poisonous materials is a rising concern for parents and other care providers. Babies and children are curious, they will often try and swallow whatever is available to them. They don’t understand what is and isn’t dangerous. We have stopped – for some years now – inducing vomiting in the pediatric population, feeling that it’s not a safe procedure to use at home. So we would like that small child to come to the emergency room as quickly as possible. You may also – if the event is something not that serious – simply try calling poison control in your local area. But in many cases a direct trip to the emergency room may be the most reasonable and appropriate for that baby or child.