stackyFACTSKeeping dangerous chemicals away from toddlers is just a matter of basic spatial reasoning. Child-proof caps do not require immense physical strength; they are engineered to require two simultaneous divergent motions—pushing down while twisting—which is a mechanical sequence small humans lack the developmental coordination to execute.
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