My mother in law purchased one of these Safety 1st Safety Barriers which are supposed to be an easy to move, travel type of baby gate. She purchased it for her house for when we visit her as she has easily accessible stairs and I was always worried about my daughter getting up them. The Safety 1st Safety Barrier is a nice and neat little invention which folds down flat and fits into a little bag for storage or for travelling. As far as I know, this product only comes in blue with a mesh middle so you can see through it. My mother in law decided to wait until we got to her house to fit this in place as she thought we knew best with these things so ...  Read the complete review

My dad picked this up brand new from the car boot for £2.00 because my sister is getting obsessed with being in the kitchen, she's pretty free round the house but we was all starting to panic a bit about her wandering in on her own while there was pans on the stove. She's got a bit of a thing about grabbing you round the legs at the minute as well and we've had a few scares when she's done it while someone is carrying something hot. She's too old for my dad to be fitting stair gates across the kitchen door so when he saw this removeable barrier he thought it would be a good idea. It IS a good idea but that's about it! It's proper awkward to fit across the ...  Read the complete review

This title may be misleading, but then it is just my opinion. The barrier I had was unsafe, maybe it was the way I fitted it, maybe it was just a one off but if you are not completely convinced with a 'safety item' don't trust it, get something else. This barrier was bought for me, it looks very neat, and packs away into a simple little bag so you can take it with you when travelling. It is very tricky to put together until you get the hang of it. It has four pressure fit wall stoppers, and four optional wall cups. This was the problem I had. The pressure fit wall stoppers didn't seem to work. I put the gate at the top of ...  Read the complete review