The safety gate is a safety product that is installed on the door of your home or on the stairs to protect curious babies walking around and avoid accidental injuries. When your baby is already crawling or starting to move around, install a safety gate on the door of the room to prevent your baby from going to potentially dangerous areas of the home (such as the kitchen). If you have stairs in your house, install a safety gate at the top of the stairs to avoid the risk of your baby falling accidentally. The safety gate can also help you isolate pets and babies.

Most safety gates are suitable for infants and young children aged 6 to 24 months. Generally speaking, when your baby is close to 1 meter tall, or weighs more than 15 kg (about 2 years old), the safety gate is not suitable for use anymore (for the specific time limit, you can refer to the product description provided by the manufacturer).

At present, the safety gates on the market are not yet popular, and there are not many brands and types to choose from. But you can find it in some baby products stores, and it is also sold online. In addition to the name of the safety gate, you may also see other names, such as: safety gate, safety fence, toddler gate, baby gate, safety fence, etc.

Recommendations

Choose a safety gate with a smooth top edge and tightly spaced, vertical and rigid slats or a fence with small holes. If you choose a product with a mesh material, please choose a product with a fine weave, because if the hole is too wide, it will become a stepping point for the baby to climb the door rail or the baby's finger will be stuck. Install and use the safety gate strictly in accordance with the manufacturer's manual.

Please keep in mind that no safety gate can replace adults' careful care of infants and young children. Never leave your children unattended.

Use of security gates outside the home

One or two portable pressure-fixed door rails are an easy way to make your young baby safer in the hotel room or the room of relatives and friends. When traveling with your baby or visiting relatives and friends, install pressure-fixed gate rails at the bottom of the stairs and install gate rails at the door of the room that you think is unsafe to prevent your baby from entering, such as a living room with a fireplace or a kitchen busy with cooking. In addition, door rails are needed to prevent babies from entering the bathroom, because some young children may already know how to open the child safety protection products on the cabinets, drawers and even the toilet.