Today, I’m going to share with you 3 MORE ways to child proof a door handle or lever. If you read my last blog, I shared 3 ways you could make your door handle – or lever – childproof. And today, I’ve got a few more. Replace your door handle with door knobs This will work for very young children, because doors with lever handles are the easiest kind to open. All the child has to do is pull the handle, and they’re off. If you have door knobs, on the other hand, it takes some serious dexterity to get them open. Early toddlers probably can’t do it yet. So, if you have some knobs laying around, this may...
Are you tired of the gymnastics it takes to open your child proof door lever lock? Twisting and turning and contorting your hands to get these things open … I’ve experienced lovely finger pinches and completely red hands from trying with all my might to open a traditional child proof door lock or door knob cover. Not only is it annoying and unsafe for an adult to not be able to open a door in your home, but when you fiddle with your child safety lock for too long, you’re going to start drawing attention to yourself … and your child is taking notes for later, when you’re not looking. My #1 criteria for a child proof door lever lock...
Have you just about had it with your current childproof door lock? Hi, I’m Jessica, founder of Millow Market and mama to two beautiful girls. I’m pretty sure I’ve been in the same boat as you if you have a toddler. They are amazing, precious, sweet – and they get into everything. You know, they’re also pretty dang smart. So any child safety door lock that you try should be tough to figure out, right? You can search the Internet and find an unending list of options from companies who say their child safety lock is going to be your answer. But let me give you a little hint. I’ve got one piece of criteria that I think every mom...
