Are the zippers easy for toddlers to accidently open?
1858158
They seal tight! I have two little boys- one in particular finds every loophole and he hasn't succeeded in opening these.
1858159
No not at all. Very challenging and both my toddler and preschooler are very advanced in fine motor skills.
1858160
Our 18 month old has never opened them accidentally. The zipper is pretty sturdy.
1897607
I think that most 5 yr. olds could open them. They are easier than my containers made by a well known brand.
2243961
The lids are snap-on. They fit pretty tightly but I'm not sure they would stop your toddler from biting them off.
164251
Yes, the actual lunch box is very easy to open and close. The only part they might have trouble with is the dipper containers as they seal very tightly.
2231740
They never have a great seal - that's why they're easy for kids to open. But I've been using the same set for the past 5 months and I haven't noticed that they're sealing any worse than when they were new. As a general rule, if I put something leaky in them, like a dressed salad or yogurt, I put a layer of press n seal between the container and the lid. That way, the foods don't mix and my 4 year-old can still open his lunch without help.
164252
Yes. A three year old can open and latch this closed this easily. My son got his when he turned 3.
847264
No, they are very easy to put on, and take off. I see no problem with any age using them!!
1069573
Yes, absolutely. Once thy were walking I switched my girls to the sacks with legs. They can run around with them on just before bed or after waking and almost hate to be taken out of them. Once they were walking and standing I noticed my daughters would try to stand up in their cribs and walk around with the regular sleep sacks and fall over. I got worried about them hitting their heads. I think the sacks with footholes are great for toddlers.
768140
My kids are age 6 and 7 so it's been awhile since I've had a baby around but I would have to say yes I mean the little compartments click shut but are very easy to open (I often flip the lids one handed) so definitely NOT child proof in that way you would have to keep it out of reach of the child.
671455
I just got these and unlike many reviewers, I do find them difficult to open. I would say they are about as easy to open as the clear produce bags you find at the grocery store, which I also struggle with.
834754
Opening is on the side, and no it does not zipper shut. Two flaps just hang so children cannot get stuck inside the tent. It has been a big hit with the kids I've given it to.
547035
The child and age of child would be a consideration but my 3yo hasn't even attempted as far as I know. It would be very difficult in my opinion. We never open them when he is in the room. Since he can see through them, he probably hadn't seen any need to try. I feel very secure with them.
279106
I think it woukd be awfully diffucult for a child to undo. We've had ours for several months & the latch is slightly more worn in (thus easier to undo) but there's no way my 2 yr old could pull it apart unless i didnt snap it in all the way.
1631752
No, but the end pieces swing open easily, you just have to lift them up slightly.
1672405
No. They are much much smaller, but also my toddler liked them more because they were easier for her to pick up. Now that she is a pre-schooler, she uses both sets at the same time.
672264
No my child has not gotten these undone. They've stayed securely tied. He's very curious & always figured out how to get into things & hasn't tried anything with these. He's currently 21 months old & we've had these on his crib since he began teething quite a while ago.
1774931
Yes, I have a kindergartner and she has no problems with opening and closing it. I would think it would be fine for a preschooler as well.