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Better to be safe than sorry!
sidehop 1 year ago
You got to try the Magic Stud Finder products
biaryinnovation 1 year ago
@biaryinnovation We'll have to try one out.
DadLabs 1 year ago
very useful thing. another way to babyproof the drawer/bookshelf is to put something heavy on the bottom shelf so that the kid cannot topple it.
avdotiya 3 years ago
Great Idea!!!
BlondeMute 3 years ago
gives new life to those back packs that fall apart after 2 weeks as well. i keep the straps and zippers for other things as well. like adding a seat belt to toys that didnt come with them (crazy coupe cars or waggons) my kids 2 and doesnt understand the "sit till we get there" rule. it has lead to several head bumps before we added the seat belts.
lizbratdevilgirl 3 years ago
Outstanding hack. You make Daddy Troy proud.
DadLabs 3 years ago
we bought some furnature from IKEA that came with straps (not as fancy as the ones you showed) they consisted of two small thin strips of woven nylon straps a few washers and some screws. i didnt know about these products youve showns so i just improvised.
i used an old back pack strap (much thicker and stronger then the one that came with it) burt the ends so they wouldnt unravle and used a much longer screw and found a stud. it works jsut as good as the fancy expensive ones.
lizbratdevilgirl 3 years ago
Thousands of kids are injured (a handful fatally) every year by toppling furniture. We joke a lot at dadlabs, but this is serious business.
He said "stud finder." Huh,huh.
DadLabs 3 years ago
ESSENTIAL... children can get crushed by furniture... and Heidi, you were NOT silly... you were being a good mom!
KatMomof3 3 years ago
Oh this is great. My daughter is pregnant so I've been sending her all these tips. Love your vids
5 stars
Joy
Fringe111 3 years ago
That is something everyone should have.
PoohBear02003 3 years ago
i really agree, dressers sure can fall over easily.
ForYourImagination 3 years ago
Definitely a must. I bought a huge three piece cabinet set when my son was younger for storage in both the kitchen and livingroom.
It fits nearly to the ceiling with about one foot left on top. Half is in the kitchen and half is in the livingroom.
We fastened them to the wall with metal brackets until we were sure they were not going anywhere.
I was actually told doing that was silly. It never fell on him so I don't think I was. =) Better safe than sorry. =)
- Heidi
blackcat2enterprises 3 years ago
this is verry important thank you
republican360 3 years ago