safe vs hazard

• Sharp knife 

• — Hazardous because it can cause cuts or serious injuries.

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• Cleaning chemicals 

• — Hazardous because they can irritate the skin and eyes or cause poisoning if swallowed.

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• Hot stove or pan 

• — Hazardous because it can cause burns.

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• Electrical outlet —

• Hazardous because it can cause electric shock, burns, or fires.

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• Medications 

• — Hazardous because taking the wrong medicine or dose can cause serious harm.

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• Matches or lighter 

• — Hazardous because they can start fires and cause burns.

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• Pesticide or insect spray 

• — Hazardous because it can be harmful if inhaled, swallowed, or absorbed through the skin.

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• Batteries 

• — Hazardous because they can leak chemicals, cause burns, or be dangerous if swallowed.

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• Paint and solvents

•  — Hazardous because their fumes can be harmful and they can irritate the skin and eyes.

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• Small objects (coins, buttons, small toys) 

• — Hazardous because young children can choke on them.

• Pillow —

• Safe because it is soft and does not normally cause injury when used properly.

• Towel 

• — Safe because it is soft and is used for drying or cleaning.

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• Plate 

• — Safe because it is used for eating and serving food when handled carefully.

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• Plastic cup 

• — Safe because it is lightweight and does not easily break or cause injury.

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• Wooden spoon 

• — Safe because it has no sharp edges and is commonly used for cooking.

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• Book 

• — Safe because it is not dangerous when used appropriately for reading.

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• Blanket —

• Safe because it is soft and is used for warmth and comfort.

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• Stuffed animal —

• Safe because it is soft and designed for play and comfort.

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• Clothes

•  — Safe because they are worn to cover and protect the body.

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• Plastic storage container 

• — Safe because it is lightweight and used to safely store household items or food.