The Brief Doctors with Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital have seen an uptick in cases of kids accidentally swallowing and ingesting hazardous items around the house, including pills, batteries and THC products. A Brevard County toddler died after swallowing her father's Kratom pills, highlighting severe risks as two adults face a judge Thursday. Doctors with Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital have seen an uptick in cases of kids accidentally swallowing and ingesting hazardous items around the house. Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital cases increaseThe backstory:Physicians with Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital told FOX 13 they see these kinds of cases all year round, but changes in adult supervision – which can happen during summer months – can contribute to the rise in accidental ingestions. Pills and medicationsWhat we know:Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital reminds caregivers that "one pill can kill," especially diabetes, blood pressure, or mental health medications.