Children can be seriously injured with table edges and corners at head and eye level. This product is better than stick-on edge protectors which they can peel off. 2 adults to install - clear the tabletop and stretch it around the table. Comes with corner bumpers for added protection. Does not work on cube shape tables. Also comes in medium and large, in two colors, beige or black. Measure first!

Keeps baby safe anywhere, at home or on the go. folds to 30" x 8" x 8", 7 lbs, tote with shoulder strap included.

The best car seat is the one that fits your child, your car and your budget, and can be installed easily every time. This is one of the best all around car seats, easy to install in almost any car and great for travel.

A great gate for the stairs. Make sure any gate you buy is screw mounted to the wall. Pressure gates cannot be used in this location and may fail if a child pushes with his weight against the void of the staircase.

Babies are top heavy and can drown in a toilet if they fall in head first. This lock is good for travel. I prefer the Kid Co Lock which automatically closes the lid (see below) for home use.

These locks are easy to use for adults but not for toddlers. Will not break like the old-fashioned u-shaped locks. Also available in single packs and in black.

Great superyard will keep infants and toddlers safe (up to 24 m). Place padded mats on the bottom and toys on each corner to encourage crawling. Put shoes on older ones to keep them from climbing out. Extensions available - 8 sides are best. Note: The sides don’t open easily, you have climb over. So if you are pregnant look for a different model with a gate that opens and closes.

Forget baby diaper pails - the refills are expensive, they don't hold much, toddlers can put stuff in them (or worse take out what's inside), and they don't block smells well. This easy to clean, heavy-duty pail with child-proof lock can be used with regular tall kitchen bags. Also available in black. For safety, do not place in nursery, but in a nearby bathroom.

Small and inobstrusive. Place on top to keep doors from closing completely, or on the sides to provide added protection and keep little fingers from being pinched. A free (but not as good) alternative is a folded washcloth thrown over the top of the door but this may fall.

This latch allows adults to control access. Automatically locks when in the "on" position. Switch lock to "off" and doors can be opened freely. Great for when kids are away, or for grandparent's house! Make sure you clean the appliance with alcohol before applying. It's adhesive so sooner or later yor tot will pull it off, but it's better than nothing.

Provides gentle light in bathrooms or nurseries to make getting up at night easier.

Clear acrylic shield that keeps your child from fiddling with the buttons. The remote still works. Place on your TV early on before they start crawling so they don't know how fun it is to press the buttons.

Place this lock on a sliding glass door to keep children from opening them. It withstands up to 350 lbs. A Charley bar is more secure and this might not be 100% effective in keeping out a burglar, but if you don't want to drill, this is a good option to keep your toddler inside. Use with a sliding glass door lock placed up high as well - this model can be lifted out easily once they figure it out.

Instead of this - the childproofer says save your money, cut the blind cord to about 1 ft from the top, attach a bit of velcro to the plastic end and stick it to the top right side of the window (easier to remember to stick the end there). No knots in the blind cord or triangular plastic ends (now illegal), which can cause strangulation newer blinds come with breakaway plastic ends on cords.

A locksmith recommended this as an additional lock for sliding side-to-side windows. It's better in case of an emergency as you tighten and loosen it by hand, without a key that can get lost.

Install a fire and carbon monoxide alarm inside your child's room and in the hall. There are models that record the parents voice which have been found to be more effective in waking up kids, but make sure you have a Carbon Monoxide alarm too.