Use a towel that matches the door color to prevent it from standing out and looking mismatched.If you need to substitute the masking tape for a different type of tape, be sure that it will not peel off paint when the time comes to remove it.If you have a larger than normal gap at the between the door and door frame you may need to fold the towel back over itself.Using masking tape, secure the corners of the towel to the door to prevent the towel from falling off.If the towel hangs too low, cut the towel to size, You don't want your little one grabbing the towel and pulling it off.Adjust: If the door stays open too wide for your liking, move the towel further along.The door should close most of the way but stay ajar enough to prevent squashing your child's fingers. Place the towel on the top of the door, closer to the hinged side.You will need: An old towel, Masking tape Perfect for safety-conscious parents on a budget. While this method will not look as nice as a purpose-built product made to prevent door slams, it is simple and can be made using items just laying around the house. Place the washcloth at a height your little one will be unable to reach it and pull it tight.If the gap between your door and frame is larger than normal, you can fold the washcloth back over itself.In order to open the door, pull the washcloth tight and open the door as you normally would.It should stay in place without exerting an amount of effort, more than your little one should be able to exert. Test the door by turning the handle and attempting to open the door.The door should fully close and the washcloth stays in place.As you close the door, place the washcloth between the door and the door frame on the same side as the door handle.You will need: a washcloth or similar piece of material Unless you are raising little Hercules this method to stop a determined toddler from opening a door. The following method allows your baby to still turn the door handle but should be unable to muster up enough strength to open the door. You do not want to choose a product that is going to frustrate you each and every time that you choose to open a door. You will likely be using the door securing device for the majority of your child's early life. If one product or method of securing the doors doesn’t work, do not get disheartened. You will likely realize you are raising a devious genius when you try to prevent your little one from doing something, such as opening a door. The answer to the first question is a little tricky. Does the product allow me to easily open and close the door when needed?.
#Babyproof for doorknob handle how to
Whatever is behind a door is a lot more interesting to your baby than anything in the room it is currently in. For the more frugal of you, I have also included simple do-it-yourself guides to baby proof the internal hinged doors in your house. In this guide, I will cover products that will solve the above two points for internal doors which are often opened and closed.
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