Banister Guards--babyproofing

Re: Banister Guards--babyproofing

• eyenigh member

  January 2013

  I researched this ad nauseum and I wound up just going with nothing. Now that my son is moving, he's never unattended long enough to be near the railing and even when he is near it, he's too big to slip through or get anything stuck. He likes to use the bars to walk around the room.  He's really tall so I almost worry that he might use anything that I put over it to help him climb, rather than hinder it.
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• Temp123197812503460

  January 2013

  We have zip ties but not plexiglass, a thinner more flexiable plastic sheet.
  Then the zip ties go through holes punched in the plastic.
  We only have it on one railing, because the spacing of the bottom most one is not up to code and large enough for a baby head to get stuck older home. I wouldn't bother on the rest of the railings that are up to code, they are too narrow to fit through and since they are only verticals there isn't anything to climb up

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• AliciaS1411 member

  January 2013

  zip ties would seem like the best way to me. 

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