Will this keep a toddler from grabbing an item s/he shouldn't get?
1383438
I don't think so.I believe they would be smart enough to figure out what's keeping it still.
1383439
Not if your toddler is as persistent as mine. I used this product to anchor the bottom edges of some pictures to the wall over his changing table. Lying on his back, he can detach them pretty easily. I think it might depend on where the objects in question are and whether he/she is able to get a good grip. If not, this might work....
1383440
It would make it hard for him to knock something over, but if he pulls it hard enough he can get the item.
1383441
since I don't have a toddler I haven't a clue, but it does keep an antique lamp on a table with 3 large cats climbing all over the table to get into a window...
2173295
Fill the key hole with glue... but that will render it useless for you too... because it's a key hole entry any lock picking method is likely to work (although paper clip is dubious). This safe is not to secure the device from being stolen, a thief can simply pick it up take it home and break into it at their leisure. This safe is stop your children from getting access to a weapon or valuables that you don't want them to have access to.If you want something truly secure, get a floor safe you can bolt to the floor, weighs hundreds of pounds and has no key access.
701837
No protective sleve. I wrapped mine in bubble wrap and placed in a drawer that II rarely use. I would not want to see this in a child's hand.
706732
They could push or pull it out of place. If they hung on it, it would easily break. It worked to avoid the simple reaching into flames (we have a gas stove) while actively monitoring toddler who knows it's hot and is a bit cautious already.
2049401
This attaches to their diaper so it goes under their onesie/jammies/sleepsack. Unless baby sleeps in a two-piece shirt/pants outfit, there shouldn't be any way baby can grab it and put it in their mouth. We used a borrowed one with our first until she was about 6m old. Once she really started rolling and scooting all around the crib it would get knocked off her diaper and the alarm would go off.
139739
Depends on the toddler...but would most likely slow them down enough for you to get to him/her...It's difficult to open by hand, and needs some pressure on the foot pedal. It is a great trashcan, wide enough that my kids don't miss when emptying plates, and keeps the kitchen looking neat
1043057
I bought this for a gift. I don't know that it will keep the baby from falling out. I bought it as a baby gift to be used for the purpose of covering where y he baby would sit.
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I don't know what a safety-type lid is. I don't think it slams shut. I think it has some sort of hinges that stop it from doing that. But it definitely doesn't fasten. You could use it for a toy chest or anything. But if you wanted it not to be opened by toddlers when they're by themselves, then this wouldn't be the thing. Starting from ages 2-3 they're probably able to get into it by themselves. I'm not sure there'd be an easy way to fasten it or keep it closed either, other than putting something heavy on top of it. But that would probably defeat the purpose.
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There's a little shutter over each one that you can slide open or closed. It slides very easily though, so it wouldn't be a good deterrent for children.
135285
Only if your going to use one piece of it. It's not very strong so I wouldn't use it to keep a child safe. Hope that helps.
779601
Knowing toddlers, there isn't much they CAN'T get into. However, this bin is pretty sturdy. I do not believe the lid can be ripped off, or the can tipped over. My only question would be the step-on lever. He may find that fascinating, but may be too difficult for him to push down. Being stainless steel, it wipes clean nicely. I would recommend this one highly. Good luck
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The cloth that it is made of is very sturdy. Generally, they say not to give toys with the beads to babies. He has weighted beads in his bottom. However, if supervised, it seems like it would be safe enough. My 19 month old plays with him a lot. He has a nice weight to him, and definitely has a strong baby scent.
394290
Personally I would not use it to keep a toddler in, its to easy to remove the velcro strip. Hope this helps.
460013
Absolutely NOT. It's really not even pick proof. I'm sure a child with time on their hands could pick this lock. Not really secure. Too cheaply made.
1115609
No. I have to manually open the latch to secure it. The latch can be tricky for an adult, so I can't see a young child figuring it out. Our kids certainly did not.
810563
We secured our tv, bookshelves and glass case with two. We tried to secure his clothes drawers with two but only one side was secure (user error not a problem with the product. We needed longer screws...). The drawers are secure enough but not as safe as it potentially could be. Use two. You won't regret spending a little extra. My kid is all over the place and two could potentially save him one day.
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Fill the key hole with glue... but that will render it useless for you too... because it's a key hole entry any lock picking method is likely to work (although paper clip is dubious). This safe is not to secure the device from being stolen, a thief can simply pick it up take it home and break into it at their leisure. This safe is stop your children from getting access to a weapon or valuables that you don't want them to have access to. If you want something truly secure, get a floor safe you can bolt to the floor, weighs hundreds of pounds and has no key access.