Will the combination of the height + depth be sufficient to keep a toddler from reaching to touch the TV?
1374318
Well, the distance from the floor to the bottom of our tv is 29" and there is no real depth, so I think a toddler could probably reach it pretty easily. Hope that helps!
1374319
this will probably not keep system components or screen out of reach of small hands
294684
Pulled themselves to a standing position, but not allowed to attempt climbing in. We keep our bedroom door shut so that he does not go into our room. It has a very nicely designed floor base, but, depending on the toddler's height and weight, I would still be extremely cautious.
616926
No, it won't work. this is just a strap to help stablize the TV in case kids knock them over.
1935662
My grandson is 17 months and does fine with the set. Maybe there is a concern a toddler might fall with the utinsels.
1321126
When locked it will flex up a little. We installed ours in the kitchen above the ~4" baseboards since birth and our 9.5 month old has yet to try going under. He just sees the barrier and finds something else.
1063009
We currently have one and are ordering 2 more. I use it at the bottom of the stairs and at a room door at the top when I'm upstairs. We lock the bar pretty tightly and have had no problems so far. Our little one is 11 months old and into everything, constantly pulling herself up and standing against the gate. I wouldn't necessarily let her play with it at the top of the stairs, just because I'd have nightmares about her falling through it or over it as she gets taller. However, it's kept her from climbing the stairs at the bottom, which it where we place our current one every evening when we're downstairs. Again though, she's small, almost 1 years old, and we keep it as tight was we can make it. Consider how much pressure your little one would put on it before you use it at the top, but not a good idea unless you're there with them. One thing to consider, I've tripped over it, and so has my husband, when not paying attention, and it didn't fall down, we did so for all the other areas, it's a pretty good bet.
37471
Can this be used to prevent kids from falling off the play area as a circumference?
320878
A little under an inch, I use it with the toddler mattress and have had no problem, you could always roll a blanket next to it to avoid contact
486233
I suppose it depends on the configuration of your home and your infant/toddler. We have a couple of panels protecting the entertainment center and several in front of our sliding patio door. This way, if our little one falls, hopefully no one will be harmed. We also take it outside and to relative's homes.
427671
This works fine in the bathroom to reach the sink. If you want something to use at a kitchen counter I would recommend the Little Partners Learning Tower. This would accommodate 2 toddlers at the same time & you don't have to worry about them pushing each other off backwards.
91346
Ours is 14 in from floor, and our tv is securely mounted to wall. If you go any higher it would be uncomfortable to watch tv
672080
Infants, probably. Toddlers, probably as well but not a guarantee. The top is not that deep but even just a little piece of tape on it might make the baby move on to something less challenging.
2131076
It would probably keep feet from hanging in mid-air, and help with constipation. I'd suggest the higher model for little ones.
110166
Weight wise, I think the stand would have no problem at all. If it is a flat screen TV should have no worries there. If an older style tube tv, should be fine as long as there isn't a falling chance (ie: kids in the house might want a way to secure like a strap or something). We have a flat screen on ours and have no issues, stand is VERY solid and would hold anything I would put on it. Again though, no kids in the house so we don't have to worry about it falling over. If going for an older style TV, I would limit it to a 19'' just to be on the safe side.
2159775
I would say no because it is rather large and there is nothing to keep a child that small in place. It is perfect for a toddler.
1423211
It might be too tall for him/her, they would have to reach up to push it. I would say better for a 2+ year old.
105998
I've set up mine as a barrier to keep my 17-mo old from going up and down stairs--to stay out of it instead of in! Works really well!