How do you make a rental safe for a curious and climbing toddler?

[YoYo]

Taurean, as a landlord I'd completely understand if a tenant needed to do such thing to provide a safe environment. As long as it is 'made good' then it shouldn't matter. Maybe just ask?

[Taurean]

Taurean, as a landlord I'd completely understand if a tenant needed to do such thing to provide a safe environment. As long as it is 'made good' then it shouldn't matter. Maybe just ask?

Thanks Yules. I might have a chat to the agent. DD's been absolutely fine but there is always that feeling off 'what if' in the back of my mind.

[Rivlas]

DD2 was a climber also which she never grew out of.
We had big boxes with areas cut out, like a cubby, which they had to climb in and out of and this helped a bit. Maybe one of those tunnels would be good.
If you can afford it get her something that she can climb or hang from for Christmas, a swing set with a hanging thing is good.
By the way, a natural climber hardly ever falls, it's the others who think they can climb like your DD that do fall.

[LimeSlice]

That reminds me, we got Bump one of the green dome climbing frame things from Bunnings for Christmas the year she turned 2, absolutely LOVED it - still does. Has been one of the best present we havew ever bought her in terms of longevity and usefullness. Cost about $120 I think from memory?

[Erin_25]

The wedge things sound good, shall look into them too. We are also in a rental and DS2 was climbing up on the table before he could walk.

My DS1 was trying to get something off the top of his chest of draws and pulled it onto him self, scary part was it was in a corner so fell on him across the doorway blocking it so I could only just open the door. That was scary, lucky it's only a cheap one and not too solid as all the draws came open we could push it back up to get him out - could have been much worse.

[emc2]

I live in government housing, and what is good was they got me a new stove. The stove was 20 years old and I'd been here long enough to "qualify" according to the contractor lol. It was working but quite erratically.

Anyway the good thing is not only it is secured to the wall with brackets but also through a bolt in the front - through the tiled floor.

There's no way it can tip over.

Yes so my point is with climbing - appliances are another one to be careful of.