Cincinnati Children's doctor talks what to do if child swallows button battery
As you're packing things away, and the toys are testing their batteries with use, be on the lookout for button batteries.
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As you're packing things away, and the toys are testing their batteries with use, be on the lookout for button batteries.
Doctors are warning about how dangerous certain batteries can be for your kids. It comes as new standards and regulations go into effect in the U.S.
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Every year, around 2,000 children across the world die after swallowing a button cell; the flat 2cm battery found in LED candles, car keys or in battery-operated toys. Keenly aware of the dangers posed by these batteries, researchers from TU Delft, t
We talked with a Missoula mom whose son swallowed a button battery and wants to share the dangers she learned firsthand.