does this work to keep baby from pinching fingers in drawers?
1800683
No, this is specifically for doors. If you put it on drawers the child could pull it off.
1800684
We used it in the kitchen for that... However it's so big she quickly found it and ate it :) I found the little ones from Ikea worked better
1800685
It would, but it is about an inch thick so your drawer would stay open all the time! Its more to keep a door open than a drawer.
2118491
No. I put two on a toy box I made and it does soften it but it will smash fingers.
797164
Yes and No. If these liners stay in place then they would do an excellent job shielding the cloth diaper from the rash cream. However many times they will move, wrinkle depending on how active your baby is and then it may not offer that kind of protection. I have two recommendations for you - Buy a microfleece cloth by the yard from any hobby store (Joanne, Hobby Lobby etc.) and cut them to the size that suits you best. They work the same way and you won't burn your pocket. Also Grandma El's diaper cream has worked very well for us.
566451
Depending on how thick your fingers are and where you grab the folding seat, yes it is possible to pinch fingers. This will not happen under reasonable circumstances.
1939417
To stop fingers from being smashed it would work....because you're essentially putting it on backwards, using it as a "door can open but not close all the way" tool. If you want it to hold a door shut, it needs to have the jam to clip onto when it swings to the shut position. Just like the picture shows, it will actually clip to that jam, so you can't open the door without breaking the device or pulling the lever to open it.
1834124
No for my baby because when he can not suck the left thumb, he starts to suck the right thumb!!! :( and his hand start with some rash... its too expensive for the results
2177583
It does not... before I had my daughter I worried a lot about germs but things change quite a bit when you have a little one that is everywhere and touching everything. LOL LOL
290018
I do that occasionally, but for me it's just easier to step over it. I suppose it would also depend on how snuggly you need it to fit. We use it to keep our dogs out of the kitchen, and they don't really challenge it. If you have a baby who is trying to pull himself up by grabbing it, I think you would want it to fit more snuggly than we keep ours.
932517
Yes, watch child's hands so they don't get pinched. It goes under my kitchen table perfectly. Cleans up well.
977780
No, the tray adjusts for a close fit or loose. You can also adjust the incline so that baby can reach objects and sit up at different angles.
1791060
yes it does, them babies are a tad hard taking off, even with the tool seems like it tightens as heat
1043057
I bought this for a gift. I don't know that it will keep the baby from falling out. I bought it as a baby gift to be used for the purpose of covering where y he baby would sit.
124254
i have it next to my changing table for baby clothes. It would work for socks or nylons, something light, but once you put a few things in there and it gets heavy, the drawers are just fabric sitting on metal so they don't slide out very easy.
1892163
Most likely, no. If your baby is starting to sit up & pull up on things, I would be afraid that he or she would fall out of it. The cradle was ideal for my baby when he was first born until he started getting more mobile. Hope this helps.
2036145
No and it is very short and small. I bought it for my son and it's already broke the drawers.
965787
Fingers can be pinched with any mechanical devise large or small. Chair worksgreat and all eight grandkids use it. love to crawl on foot rest
1577402
No, not easily. You would have to force it. It is possible to snip off the drawer stoppers though.