Toddler consumes 15 times safe limit of tranquilliser Doctors conducted tests and found the child had consumed 15 times the safe dose for benzodiazepine. It emerged medication and controlled drugs, including amitriptyline, Ibuprofen and temazepam, had been found at the property, as had knives. Murray, of Bonnyrigg, pleaded guilty to a charge of culpable and reckless conduct which also caused the child's life to be endangered. Depute procurator fiscal Isobel Clark told the court that the child's guardians left the toddler in Murray's care on the evening of October 12 last year. During the night, the infant had managed to gain access to medication which had been left around the house, which she had then consumed. Ms Clark told the court: "The child was also staggering and unstable on its feet. Tests were then carried out on the child and it was found that the infant had taken a drug called benzodiazepine. Doctors found that the child had taken 15 times more than the normal limit for the drug.