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Should I get a hands free baby gate?

Re: Should I get a hands free baby gate?

  • none of ours are hands free... it's not a big deal. If my hands are totally full i can easily climb over them (not the stairs one, obviously).

     

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  • I can see where it would be handy. 

    Do get one that's mounted into the wall if it's for the top of your stairs (as opposed to pressure mounted, which the ones I looked at above were.)  My son rode a pressure gate down the stairs like a sled once at about 14 months (we had just moved in and not screwed in the regular one.)  My heart stopped, and I'm just thankful he didn't break his neck.

  • Cool! Didn't know this existed, it seems like a good idea in theory..until your kids learn how to open it themselves! Not sure at what point that would come, but then you'd have to replace it with another one anyway..
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  • I got a hands free gate that you mount for the top of our stairs.  I have a VERY mischevious baby who already flung her self on top of a pressure mount gate and rode it down the step-down I have to my living room.  She's nuts.  So a mounted gate at the top of the stairs was a necessity for me.  I like having it hands free because I can carry someone downstairs and easily open/close the gate.

    I have a couple of the cheap pressure mount gates that have the plastic lattice and my beagle chewed threw parts of them.  Tongue Tied  But I prefer the wood pressure mount gates to the big plastic slidey pressure mount gates because they're easier to adjust with the metal clip. 

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