I too recommend the maglocks for the cupboards too (and for your draws if you can)...but unfortunately doesn't work for our draws...still haven't found anything that works. Our draws are stacked on top of each other, with only an inside lip - itms- on the top draw. Those maglocks need to be attached and screwed into something (both the lock and the latch) - or so ours are anyway.
We've just got those latches that have a plastic strip that stretches around and you clip it in (then push 2 buttons either side to release). They work ok when they actually stay stuck (we have laminex type material so ...we've had ours on for over 2 years now and only the bottom draw has remainedwhy...its been the most pulled at
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We did start with those ones you open the draw a little to push the clip down and open in a couple of draws in our lounge room, but found that little fingers tended to get jammed when they were partially opened.
So I would be interested to know if there is any other options too...though when I look back those inquistive phases have already passed for my just over 2.5year old son (has been for a little while) so I'd probably only have just over a year for DS2 to move passed it too. Plus I don't keep anything sharp or dangerous at their level anyway...just going to have to go looking in 2 bedrooms and the loungeroom for all my utensils![]()




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