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This article is from the Baby Proofing FAQ, by Sandra Smith, sandra@cs.toronto.edu with numerous contributions by others.
From: Judy Leedom Tyrer, Locus Computing Corporation, Los Angeles, California
judy@locus.com
Well, I can tell you I hate ours. We got one that you don't permanently
attach, but it uses a foot clamp that pushes two rubber pads up against the
edges of the doorway. Well, it falls out with the slightest provocation.
I think it was made by Gerry. Grey with a blue foot pedal. It DOES have
hinges you can use to permanently attach it, but we wanted to be able to
move it from room to room.
Continue to:
children, child, kid, baby proofing, gate, hearth, general, babyproofing
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