One of the items we decided to buy to baby proof our house were some plastic corners for our tables and around our fireplace. Our house is a new build and we have a gorgeous stone fireplace but the corners are so sharp and lethal that we needed to cover them up someway as taking the fireplace out was just not an option and its the stone bit that juts out so you cannot get a fireguard to go around this part too. In principle these are a great idea because I have seen kids bump into corners of things all the time and really give themselves quite a bump on the side of the head or a cut on the eye so I knew this was something that I wanted to stop my own kids from ...  Read the complete review

I tried to wrap my girls up in cotton wool before they had even been born :-) before they were walking i had bought some safety products ie, cupboard locks, window locks, toilet locks , plug covers and these corner cushions. The clippasafe corner cushions cost £1.99 for a pack of eight from ebay. These come with instructions that look way complicated for what the product is so probably best you don't read them. So the clippasafe cushions are shaped corner cups all clear with small sticky pads on the side that goes on the corners. I needed these for my kitchen table it was from ikea wooden and has very sharp corners so upon buying these i ...  Read the complete review

These Clippasafe corner cushions were part of a large bundle of safety products my mother bought for us when our son started to cruise the furniture over a year ago. The purpose of these is too stopping little heads and eyes being bruised or pierced by a fall or knock on the corner of furniture. The Clippasafe corners come in a pack of four clear plastic corners with some adhesives pads to stick these on to the furniture. The pack tells you that these can also be screwed on to corners as well but this wasn't a method we wanted to use at it would damage the furniture. We had been given several packs of these so choose to adhere them to the wooden ...  Read the complete review