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Drive Medical Wenzelite Otter Bathing System KidCo® Mesh Bed Rail in White KidCo® Foam Edge Protector in Brown Dreambaby® Combination Cabinet Cable Lock in White Safety 1st® OutSmart™ Corner Strap ChildproofingChildproofing your home helps keep worrying minds at ease. Loaded with safe and innovative proofing solutions, this selection is designed to keep your children safe and away from household hazards. Locks and levers help prevent snooping hands from opening and accessing undesirable drawers and cabinets. Covers and guards keep prying fingers out and away from danger. Edge and corner guards reduce the risk of accidents and add cushioning to any sharp or angled edge.Has that baby of mine really worked out how to get in the refrigerator? Time to baby proof our rental. But how, when there is so little we can change? Here are a few of the challenges we renters face when baby-proofing, and the simple steps we can take to overcome them. If you can, start at the very beginning.

When looking at a property, speak to the landlord about any safety concerns you have about the space. Does the landlord seem flexible with regard to screwing items into walls (like anchoring a bookshelf, for example)? This will help you gauge whether or not you can form a working relationship with this person.garage door insulation kit uk In terms of the property itself, check for these potential problems:1/2 hp garage door opener with battery backup Then you need a baby gate. wood storm door latchFor a rental, this means searching for a "pressure-mounted" gate. car window repair lowell maThis means discs on the gate screw out to hold the gate against the wall.

However, if you have a set of stairs in your rental, and you need a gate at the top of the stairs, you must get a hard-mounted (actually screws into the wall) baby gate, because it is still possible that a pressure-mounted gate could be pushed through. Speak to your landlord. If this is an issue, offer to fill and repaint holes left by the gate, or consider paying to have this done. (A baby gate at the bottom of a set of stairs, however, is fine to be pressure-mounted.) Challenge #3: Preventing access to cabinets where needed Many cabinet door locking systems require screwing into the cabinetry, but not all. You can try these KidCo magnetic locks, which can be applied with adhesive, or these adhesive straps from Munchkin (these work for my refrigerator - no more climbing!). If you are lucky enough to have handles on your cabinet doors, try a handle lock like this one from Kiscords. Of course, the cheapest option is to simply rethink the layout of your storage. Keep the lower cabinets in your house for pots, pans and plastic items, while breakables and any dangerous goods like medicines and cleaning products should be kept far, far out of reach.

Challenge #4: Preventing toddlers from escaping through the front door This is a huge problem in the apartment building I live in. We have bizarre door handles that no baby proof cover seems to fit, and they do not stay locked if turned from the inside. Which means that, as soon as my 3-year-old was strong enough to open the door, he escaped into the hallway. After speaking to my landlord, I discovered the installation of an extra chain or lock was not an option, as our doors need to be able to be opened from the outside at all times for fire safety reasons. To resolve this, they suggested installing a simple alarm system, to alert me to the door being opened. Something like this one. Hopefully your doors don't have bizarro handles and you can simply purchase a regular baby proof door knob cover at your place. → Babyproofing Your Front Door Challenge #5: Preventing falls from windows This is such a crucial, but often overlooked, aspect of baby proofing. First of all, be sure that your child's crib or bed is not next to a window, and consider moving any furniture that could be climbed on, away from the window in their room.