Harper-Lee Fanthorpe died in hospital in Stoke-on-Trent in May after swallowing a battery from a remote control.
An inquest found acid from the battery burned through her food pipe and into a major artery.
Her mother told BBC Breakfast she didn’t realise the dangers and wants to raise awareness to other parents.
As well as remote controls, button batteries are used in a huge range of products from watches to toys and kitchen scales.
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