March 2014 Moms
dancer7889
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Recommend your baby gate
dancer7889
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we need a few more baby gates since DD is super fast and getting into everything. We have a good one at the top of the stairs but it was a bit pricey. I have two of the cheap wooden one with notches to adjust the size but I HATE them. Our house is really old so doorways are weird sizes so any gates with notches to adjust size don't work. Not many options in store where I live and it's hard picking them out by a picture online!
Ones that are easy to move would be wonderful! And bonus points if I can get it on amazon bc I have a giftcard there (plus prime).
Ones that are easy to move would be wonderful! And bonus points if I can get it on amazon bc I have a giftcard there (plus prime).
Kinley Diane
Born 2/4/14
Weighing 6 lbs 10 oz and 20 inches long
Born 2/4/14
Weighing 6 lbs 10 oz and 20 inches long
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Re: Recommend your baby gate
Super sturdy but we don't move them
However, I just discovered that Ikea sells baby gates and they are a lot cheaper (particularly if you're an IKEA Family Member, which is free to join), so we're hoping to run there this weekend and pick up a few for other places in the house. Here's the pressure mounted one they sell: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/30226521/
https://www.target.com/p/munchkin-easy-guard-safety-gate-white/-/A-14556338#prodSlot=large_1_6&term=munchkin
It works for our needs. The thing I like most about it is that you fit it as close as you can to your opening size, and then when you push the handle down it expands ever so slightly more to squeeze in tighter and stay put. We really only put it in one opening though (to keep her out of the kitchen), because we have doors that close off the other areas in our house, so I can't really attest to it's durability in terms of changing the size of it frequently if you are planning to move it between multiple openings.