Are the sliding covers strong enough to keep childern/infants safe?
1988555
I don't think anything is 100% safe, but this outlet should keep most of our little guys safe. Some kids are more curious than others so I suggest that you keep an eye on them just in case. Sorry I could not give you more
1988556
No, but not for the reasons you'd think - Notice there is no screw in the center of the unit- it just plugs into the wall. It's reasonably easy to yank off the wall, which would expose the wall's outlet. A screw in model would be better
1988557
It would depend on how determined the children are. But infants should not be able to open the sliders.
1988558
The covers require a good deal of force to slide on my unit. I think it would be pretty child proof.
1988559
To be truthful it would depend on how strong and determined the children are. But infants should be safe.
1988560
No, but not for the reasons you'd think -Notice there is no screw in the center of the unit- it just plugs into the wall. It's reasonably easy to yank off the wall, which would expose the wall's outlet.A screw in model would be better
1120581
My daughter doesn't seem to have any problems with them being covered. It's a soft cover, easily pressed and used.
715130
Non skid is on the back side of pad, so if you put a pad on top and then put your baby down would work. I never used a cover.
1071395
In my experience, these loosen up after a couple of days. I would not trust them for child safety.
57218
I have used in preschool classrooms with children as young as three and have not experienced safety concerns. The domes collapse easily.
1634032
They are not non-slip but I have NOT had any issues of the kids moving them when feeding the children at my daycare. They range in ages from 11 months to 22 months - 4 of them.
37471
Can this be used to prevent kids from falling off the play area as a circumference?
875985
I would say "no". Not really that great of a product. It protects the edges but doesn't stay on well. Also, once the child figures it out they can take it off easily.
455645
I think so. They have the little nubbies on the back which keeps them from sliding around.
1272845
No. They are made of a thin dry-fit fabric. My son loves how cool they are, but they do not have any padding for sliding.
486233
I suppose it depends on the configuration of your home and your infant/toddler. We have a couple of panels protecting the entertainment center and several in front of our sliding patio door. This way, if our little one falls, hopefully no one will be harmed. We also take it outside and to relative's homes.
1806906
I use them on my 2.5yo, 35 lb toddler, though I pad fold them and then add a cover. No trouble at all.
135285
Only if your going to use one piece of it. It's not very strong so I wouldn't use it to keep a child safe. Hope that helps.
1355280
In my opinion they don't especially not for a 13 month old but I am not a safety expert (that said my 3 children are still alive and well :) ). I am definitely happy with the purchase and other people who have seen it were really impressed by it.
454388
Yes. There there are secure straps that attach to the chair. We didnt experience any sliding issues.
870282
We really have not noticed much sliding. Works great for our kids under 12 years old. I'm sure you could put on friction tape if you noticed sliding.
344749
They shouldn't slip off. They'll be easier to take off, but won't slip while playing.