Decent product, NOT for baby-proofing
583519
It looks nice enough and deters my toddler from touching the glass on our gas fireplace, but it's not baby-proof. It just sits there and is lightweight, so can be moved easily.
1229225
Bought this for my 1 year old to help him learn to walk.  It's a good product, but I'm a bit unhappy with the base.  We've filled it with water, but it feels like my son could topple it easily.  I don't think I'm being overly conscious about it, but it's worrysome as he holds onto the rim to brace himself sometimes.
3637816
We bought this specifically for baby proofing our living room.  I realize that's a pretty specific reason and not many will need to associate with that but it's the case.  The piece went together easy, the storage in the shelves is adequate for our needs (we have a PS3 and an Xbox in there with controllers and a handful of games with a good amount of space to spare).  I would recommend not putting the back on the stand if you can avoid it, the depth isn't too great and if we had the back on we wouldn't have been able to fit our entertainment equipment.  I feel better this way anyway, there is plenty of space for the the electronics to breath and we don't run the risk of overheating.
The cabinets shut and are easily latched with a child lock.
Overall it's a great, compact piece of furniture.
3103768
It took us a while to put it together. You really, really have to read the directions and follow them exactly. Honestly, I tried to put it together without closely reading the directions, and I got frustrated quickly. In fact, I was going to return it to the store the next day. My husband tried it, and was successful, although it did take him quite a while to put it together. So, now it's in the nursery, and it does hold quite a lot of stuff. I'm using it to store bath time supplies (I like that it has wheels, and I can wheel it from the nursery to the bathroom easily!) as well as some pacifiers, baby wipes, and diapers. It certainly does serve it's purpose. I mean, you get what you pay for -- it's [item price], so if you're looking for something super sturdy, this may not be your item. However, I was just looking for something small and moveable to hold lightweight items, and it works well for me.
1853761
I have had the crib for approximately 2 1/2 months.  First, the product took a very long time to get to me.  Initially, I was quite happy with the product.  Well, that changed.  Yesterday, I unlocked the casters to move the crib a few feet to clean up some toys.  I moved the crib about 15 inches, and two of the casters fell off with my three month old son asleep inside the crib.  Thankfully, he was not hurt.  This is a serious flaw that poses a serious danger.  My husband inspected the two casters that have fallen off and they show that the threads are completely worn.  The other two casters are barely hanging on with the same worn appearance.  From what we can tell, it cannot be put back together because of the stripped threads.  A baby could be seriously injured in a crib that is this unstable.  Of lesser importance, the crib is very expensive.  For that kind of money, I really expected it to be great.  The casters seemed like a really good idea, until now.  If you already own this crib, TAKE YOUR BABY OUT OF IT BEFORE MOVING IT EVEN A FEW INCHES!  This is not our main crib, so it is barely used; there must be something very wrong with the metal in the casters for them to completely fall off with very little use. We purchased the crib to keep downstairs (two story home) to use as a second place for our baby to rest.  You can imagine a mom's astonishment to watch a crib fall apart.  The crib was assembled well and has been functioning since June.  I do not recommend this crib as it is a safety hazard.
2394401
Product is decent, but not what I would consider high quality. Then again, there are not a lot of options for outdoor curtain rods, so my choices were somewhat limited. A couple of things to expect; the boxes they ship in are paper thin and all three boxes were pretty banged up and torn (luckily there was no damage to the product). The screws are garbage, save the headache and pick up some decent screws from your local hardware store before you begin installing.  The bracket strength is good enough, but the basic cookie cutter design scratches the rods very easily, so expect scratches during installation.

As for my situation, I needed 140" width on each of the 3 sides in my screen room. At this width, it left approximately 7" of each extension rod in the center support rod; allowing quite a bit of wobble.  To strengthen this setup for my heavy 108" Sunbrella panels (4 per rod), I drilled a pilot hole about 2" in on each end of the center rod.  Then I used a self-tapping screw to marry the center rod and the two expansion rods together. This reduced the wobble at the 140" length and prevents the rods from shifting when opening/closing the curtains. That shifting could cause the rods to come apart, potentially crashing down and hurting someone.

In summary, I'm happy with the purchase and would recommend them to someone for a covered outdoor patio.  Not sure how these would hold up on an open patio or pergola, but I'm confident that being covered and my small customization will keep these functioning for years to come.
178265
This is a good item for transition between a bouncer and a high chair.  The price a reasonable and its good for travel.  I had a couple of problems with it:

1. It is not easy to tilt back especially if the baby is sitting in it

2. Its not as safe as a chair with a five point harness (like the car seats or most high chairs) our baby would always try to push himself forward to come out of it

Overall I guess the price speaks for itself!
745475
I used these on my tactical type range bag, which is now performing tactical diaper bag duties.  They hold my daughter's bottles.

They hold the bottles securely, and the little bit of padding keeps the sun from turning said bottles into boiling bottles of doom.

What they don't do is stay on securely.  With very gentle treatment and light use, one fell off the bag.  I'm not sure how or why, as they were a big hassle to get on, but there you are.

They are alright for baby bottles in the suburbs, however I'd never entrust these to something important that can't be fairly easily and quickly replaced.

I'll probably dig out my thread and needle to properly secure them when I have time.

If you want something heavy, or even moderate duty, I suggest you look elsewhere, or else learn to sew.
343985
On it's own, this is a good air purifier. My review is solely related to its label as a "baby" product. This is the opposite of a good product for a baby's room. It's top heavy and incredibly unstable. Any baby that can crawl, pull himself up or walk will topple this over with ease - dangerous! It's on the loud side, but it's white noise so that's not as big of a problem. But it has lights on it. Why does every baby product have a light on it??? Even with the dimming feature, it's still a fairly bright light. My son sleeps in near-total darkness so this would have totally thrown him. We use this product in other rooms, but never in the baby's room. It just doesn't make sense for a baby.
3280822
This product does keep our toddler from pressing the buttons on her Amazon Fire Kids Edition.  There are a few things that I don't love about it; it scratches and shows finger marks pretty easily and the strap doesn't fit around the kid proof case.
237459
We bought this instead of an exersaucer-type thing, because of limited space (1-bedroom NYC apartment). It is lightweight and can be collapsed easily when not in use. It's pretty much the baby version of those folding beach chairs. The downside is that attaching toys isn't as easy/effective as I'd hoped. They kind of end up either flipped over the edge (and out of reach) or right on top of the kid. Or if I give her loose toys, she eventually drops them through the legs holes. Still nice to have, but perhaps not quite as great as I expected.
1490111
The product goes on nicely, however, it is easily damaged by a drop onto a tile counter, which leaves scratches, or rubbing with a towel, which leaves what look like stretch marks. The fact that multiple shields are provided is nice, but I would rather have one shield that works well.
3084322
I originally purchased this as an alternative to the expensive baby-proofing versions for indoor use, but I should have measured first.  It is quite large, but it satisfies the requirements.  I plan to buy the next size down 2 inches and a bit to move this one outside.
2759390
This is a great baby positioning seats for infants starting about 3 or 4 months old (baby needs to hold his head up without support).  Overall, a great product it does what it is supposed to do and baby will enjoy it.  That said, it will probably have limited life as the baby will eventually outgrow it (or if you didn't by this, be able to use a high chair or booster seat) - so I'd put it in the very nice to have, but not must have category.

WHY USE A BABY POSITIONING SEAT

These are great for helping your baby to sit-up when baby can hold their head up.  You can then have the baby play in a sitting position and not worry about them falling down.  When baby is older and can already sit-up, the seats can be a great way of keeping the baby stationary (while you are doing something else quickly.)  A safety note, these seats should be used on ground level, as older babies can arch their backs and get out of an unbuckled seat or presumably tip the seat over.

The BEBEPOD

The bebePod is a great product overall, and we've enjoyed using it with our baby.  That said, we use it less and less as baby began moving around more.  We looked at both the bebePod and Bumbo (the two main competitors in the category) and chose the bebePod, in part due to 1) the safety strap, which we liked for buckling baby in; 2) it's slightly roomier fit.  That said, the Bumbo also seems to be an excellent product (though we have less experience with it) and might work better for smaller / younger infants, and allows you to conveniently plop baby in quickly (don't have to bother with the strap).

As others have noted, a new bebePod does have a strong chemical smell.  I have no idea if it is safe or dangerous, but the odor does dissipate if you can air it out for a few days in the garage or outdoors for a bit.
2365661
This is a pretty good product that has room for improvement.

The good: It will in fact encase that ugly tangle of cords you've got running across the floor and make things look much neater. You can cut holes in it along the way for cords to poke through if necessary. You can cut it into smaller pieces or use it whole. You can fold it so the black side or the white side faces out, so you can choose which works better for your color scheme.

The could-be-better: I don't see why this has to be so thick and padded. I guess the thickness could be seen as a plus if you are trying to protect your cords as well as camouflage them, but I think it would be easier to work with if it were a thin, single layer of neoprene. If it were thinner, you could wrap it tighter and make the whole thing look less obtrusive. Also, the velcro holds well enough, but may become looser over time if you need to open it up alot. I think a zipper closure would be more secure, but then you wouldn't be able to cut it down to size if needed so that would be the trade-off.

A note on baby-proofing: I bought this specifically to hide cords that need to run along the wall from my toddler. This isn't the ideal product for that purpose because the velcro is too easy for determined little hands to undo and, due to the thickness of the material, you can't wrap it tightly enough around the cords to prevent little fingers from poking around inside the roll. I don't knock the product for this because it wasn't advertised as a baby-proofing solution, but I thought it might be helpful to note this in case others were thinking to use it for this reason as well.

Disclaimer: I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest and unbiased review, which I have provided.
3669745
I would like this item better if it were slightly more child proof.  It is way too easy to just change the time on the timer when it is ticking down, and when the cover is over it, the timer doesn't stand up and it's difficult to see the display.
275577
I have a six and a four year old.  They don't mix with DVDs, but they sure do like to touch them with their dirty hands.  They also like to drop them, and scratch them as they put them back in the boxes.  I bought this to try and turn back the clock on those DVDs.  It works, but not on DVDs that are truly damaged.  Which I guess would be a big expectation, but I had hopes for it.  You need to get to your discs early and get to them often to make sure little scuffs don't turn into scratches.  Overall it's a decent product and probably does as well as can be expected