Child Safety Strap Locks

These are easy to install and they work! My one year old tugs and pulls on them and they stay in place. They're also easy to operate and they've made our house safer for our toddler.

I was tired of my lo opening cabinets and grabbing things he shouldn’t. These are super simple to install, so easy to take on and off. Perfect size for my awkward cabinets. These work so great and lock for real. My kid can’t figure it out. Set my mind at ease knowing he’s safe with these locks

These locks work great, as I've got 4 grandchildren constantly trying to get into cabinets.

Product Review: Child Safety Strap LocksAs a parent, especially one of a neurodivergent child, safety and peace of mind are top priorities. I recently purchased these child safety strap locks with the intention of preventing my autistic child from accessing the basement unsupervised.The installation was simple and the initial functionality was exactly as promised—secure, subtle, and easy for adults to unlock. However, I quickly learned an important caveat: children are incredibly observant. After watching how the locks were operated just a few times, they were able to mimic the process with surprising accuracy.Additionally, while the adhesive and construction are adequate for light use, the locks did not hold up against the strength and determination of my 4-year-old. Within a few attempts, he was able to open the door regardless of the lock.Pros:– Easy to install– Sleek and discreet design– Effective as a deterrent for very young childrenCons:– Not suitable for strong or particularly curious toddlers– Not tamper-proof if children observe the unlocking process– May not withstand forceful pulling or pushingOverall:These strap locks are a good short-term or light-use solution for families with infants or very young toddlers. However, for children on the spectrum or those with higher physical strength and curiosity, a more robust safety solution may be required. I recommend pairing these with additional measures or using them in less high-risk areas.

I originally bought these from a different vendor and I've had those latches in use for a little bit over a year. Then I needed more to baby proof the kitchen so I got them from a different vendor, but they are the same as the first ones I bought and they have worked great so far. They are really easy to install and easy to use. Pros and cons based on my experience are listed below so you can make your own mind about it. As for me, I would definitely buy them again.Pros:- They are adjustable, just cut the plastic to the size you need.- Good for little kids to stay out of the cabinets. Even when I leave one open my daughter loves to walk by and close it herself (she is 20 months).- Very practical so when you only have one hand available, you still can open and close them easily.- Easy to use for everyone. They are super easy for grandma to use. I bought other latches for which you need to bend down and use two hands to unlock and they were hard on grandma's back. She is so happy that I switched to these ones.- Easy to install.- Can be installed in various surfaces. I used them for the toilets, dressers, stove, and cabinets (see photos). I am also planning on using them for the fridge, washer, and drier once the kids are older.- Can be removed without leaving any residue behind. To remove you can just use a hair dryer and something flat (I used a butter knife to avoid leaving marks). Make sure you use the hair dryer for enough time otherwise you will be left having to remove some sticky residue manually.- Can reuse since it comes with additional 3M tape. Plus you can just buy your own 3M tape if you run out. (this is also a con, see below)Cons:- One of the latches keeps falling of my cabinets (I bought more from a different vendor so I don't know if this is the one that falls or the other, but since I have about 20 latches in use, one not sticking is not a big deal)- The removing part can be tricky and tedious:(1) You have to use a hair dryer for about 4 to 5 minutes to remove each sticky side so about 8 to 10 minutes to remove just one latch.(2) Prior to removing you have to make sure the latches are closed, otherwise they will become unusable. I removed one while open and I couldn't close it again.(3) Once you remove them for the first time, the part where you adjust the length gets a little lose so it is easier to open. I am not sure when the kids will figure this out, but I am assuming once they are a little bigger they will and I may have to replace them for new ones.

Easy to install and easy to open and lock. My 22 month old can help me lock them when I ask her but she can’t unlock them to open drawers. So it’s a win win for me. I like this lock functionality over others. Plus it’s nice being able to change the length depending on what is needing to be child proof.

Super easy to use, and definitely kid proof!!!😆😆

No matter how I clean toilet, whipe with an alcohol pad, tape will not stick on toilet. So have to keep bathroom door closed or my grandbaby plays in toilet. Not fun