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Kids Act Fast…So Do Poisons

See the dangers a child can get into in seconds—through a child’s eyes.

▼ Transcript with visual descriptions

Sound: Happy instrumental music plays.

Visual: Person 1 (adult female in a white floral t-shirt and jeans) kneels on a wooden floor, giving a green block toy to Person 2 (baby in a floral dress and dark leggings). A wooden toy dog and a plastic star toy are on the floor.

Sound: Phone ringing.

Visual: Person 1 stands and walks away, leaving Person 2 sitting on the floor.

Sound: Telephone ringing.

Person 1: Hello?

Sound: Music changes to a tense music.

Visual: Person 2 reaches into the laundry basket, pulling out a large bottle of laundry detergent.

Visual: Person 2 then crawls towards the cabinets under the sink, opening them and pulling a blue spray bottle from the cabinet. Visual: Scene then changes to Person 2 grabbing a toothpaste from a black purse on the floor.

Visual: A burgundy purse is now shown on top of a stool and Person 2 reaches for it.

Visual: Person 1 runs into the kitchen. The kitchen floor is covered with scattered items, including the detergent bottle, the spray bottle, the two purses, the toys, and a bag of dishwasher pods. Person 2 is sitting on the floor, holding the pill organizer and a dark object.

Visual: Person 2 holds the pill organizer to her mouth.

Visual: Person 1 runs towards Person 2.

Visual: Person 1’s hand holds a smartphone displaying the Missouri Poison Center website. Scattered items and a laundry basket are on the floor behind it. The phrase “Kids act fast” appears on screen and then disappears.

Visual: The text “So do poisons” appears and then disappears.

Visual: The text “Call 1-800-222-1222” appears and then disappears.

Visual: The Missouri Poison Center logo on a white screen appears.

Sound: Music fades out.

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