Children Safety Glasses

I would like to know if anyone could provide me with information on child safety. I am having trouble finding something to go over my tv entertainment system class door. She likes to open it and play with the sateille dish and etc. I was wondering if there's I could put around the glass door. I also have a question about the dishwasher, is there something I could put on the door to prevent her to switching the door latch thing. I would really appericate this information. Thank you and have a nice day.

Lydia

I would honestly take the glass doors off until shes a little older. The last thing you want is for her to trip and fall into it.

As far as the diswasher goes - just keep her out of the kitchen. Its not a safe place for children. Thats what I did with my now 7 year old. I still will not allow her in the kitchen while I'm cooking (and that goes for my 11 year old nephew too).

2008-01-30 12:13:38 by ஐ♥Lydia♥ஐ

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Ive been looking online and cant seem to find a safety lock for the glass door part of my tv cabinet. Its the type that you push in the corner of the door once to lock and once again to unlock. Has anyone seen a lock for this anywhere?
Thanks so much to both of you!!!!!!!!!!!

YES!! I looked Forever for one of these.
Let me get the link I know exactly what your talking about
**OK I got mine at Target, if you have a Target in your area they don't have them online but in the store, its a multi-purpose latch
I put one ontop of the entertainment center like by where you push to unlock it and then one on the side that opens about halfway down b/c my son can still kinda open it with just the one on top

2008-11-02 06:51:56 by talk nerdy to me

Box contains a rainbow of 10 pairs of glasses with colored temples.
Clear, wrap-around lenses, block 99.9% of UVA and UVB rays, excellent for indoor or outdoor use.
Each case Gumballs for smaller faces contains 10 pair of safety glasses in 10 different colors

Health and safety often gets bad press [children have to wear safety glasses to play conkers / trapeze artists must wear safety helmets etc....] In fact, you might be forgiven for wondering how anything actually gets done ?

or is it just our media's "sensationalisation" again [and in fact it is just pure fiction] ?

I think H&S is responding to the ridiculous compensation culture which the UK seems to have adopted. Without the H&S rules the publicly run institutions are more susceptible to being sued for ridiculous reasons.

I'm not saying I agree with it though - some of the legislation is silly.

2007-07-17 02:03:27 by felix

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If you have the time can you please copy and paste this questionnaire into your answer and then fill it out x
it would really help me out if i could get 15 parents to answer this Questionnaire xXx
__________________________________________________________
Safety Gadget Questionnaire

How Old Are Your Children?
0-6 months [ ] 7-12 months [ ] 13-24 months [ ] 25 months + [ ]

Do You Feel It Is Important To Own Safety Gadgets?
Yes [ ] No [ ]

Do You Look For Particular Brands When Shopping For Safety Gadgets?
Yes [ ] No [ ]
Brand:

Do You Buy Your Safety Gadgets From a Particular Shop?
Yes [ ] No [ ]
Shop:

(in the list of gadgets below can you please put an O next to the ones you own. a U next to the ones that are in use and a P next to the ones that have prevented an accident. xxx)

car seat
monitor
socket covers
corner covers
reins
fire guard
radiator covers
bed guards
locks ie for cupboards and fridges
stair gate
glass film
curly wires
.
(in the next list below could you write the maximum you would be willing to spend on each gadget * 0-10 10-50 50-100 100-150 150-250 250-400 400+*)

car seat
monitor
socket covers
corner covers
reins
fire guard
radiator covers
bed guards
locks ie for cupboards and fridges
stair gate
glass film
curly wires

__________________________________________________________

I'm sorry about this but it's for coursework and i don't know 15 parents with young children that i can ask before the deadline. to anyone how does this thank you ALOT xXx

Safety Gadget Questionnaire

How Old Are Your Children?
0-6 months [ ] 7-12 months [ ] 13-24 months [ ] 25 months + [x ]

Do You Feel It Is Important To Own Safety Gadgets?
Yes [x ] No [ ]

Do You Look For Particular Brands When Shopping For Safety Gadgets?
Yes [ ] No [x ]
Brand:

Do You Buy Your Safety Gadgets From a Particular Shop?
Yes [ ] No [x ]
Shop:

(in the list of gadgets below can you please put an O next to the ones you own. a U next to the ones that are in use and a P next to the ones that have prevented an accident. xxx)

O, U car seat
O monitor
O, U socket covers
corner covers
reins
fire guard
radiator covers
bed guards
O locks ie for cupboards and fridges
stair gate
glass film
curly wires
.
(in the next list below could you write the maximum you would be willing to spend on each gadget * 0-10 10-50 50-100 100-150 150-250 250-400 400+*)

car seat 150-200
monitor (10-50)
socket covers (10-50)
corner covers (10-50)
reins (what the heck are reins?)
fire guard
radiator covers
bed guards (10-50)
locks ie for cupboards and fridges (10-50)
stair gate (10-50)
glass film
curly wires

2009-01-11 11:52:09 by Kezy B

I know the answer to that but I mean in relation to motorcycle safety. My car needs front and rear impact bumbers, steel re-inforced side beams, lap and shoulder belts, front and side air bags, safety glass etc. And a child needs to be in a booster seat until they're 80 or 90 lbs. Yet a motorcycle has no built in safety devices (aside from the operator), you don't need to wear a helmet (some states) and you can just strap your kid onto the back and say "hang on".

Without getting into an argument over bad drivers/cyclists, can someone explain this to me?
- The question isn't about why cars have air bags (read the first line) it's why are'nt motorcycles subject to the same department of transportation and government safety guidelines!

When you drive a motorcycle then you have to get a special license and take a special class. By doing this you have effectively signed a release form saying that if anything bad happens to you then nobody, but you is responsible for the lack of safety equipment on that motorcycle.

If you drive a motorcycle you take your life in your own hands. Since it was once legal to drive them and people owned them the DMV is reluctant to make them illegal. They try to make sure that people know how to drive motorcycles and are as safe as possible, but that is the limit to what they can do.

Tom Cruise likes to ride his motorcycle, however he can't do it when he is making a motion picture. The motion picture company's insurance company considers that to be too dangerous. If Tom Cruise is in an accident and production shuts down then that can cost millions of dollars a day. The insurance company will not pay for that, so they demand that Mr. Cruise's contact, for the movie roll, says that he cannot ride his motorcycle while he is filming the movie. He did anyway. This is also why movie companies don’t like their big stars trying to do their own stunts, which Mr. Cruise also does.

Recently, an American Football star was driving his motorcycle, during the summer, before the season began. He was riding without a helmet and had an accident. He messed up his leg and was put into the hospital. When the football team that had his contract found out about this there was a big worry that they would kick him off the team for doing that. He was doing something considered very dangerous and his professional football team could have canceled his contract for it. He got better, and was able to play that season so the team didn't cancel his contract, but you can bet they told him to get rid of that motorcycle or they would cancel his contract.

2006-10-06 22:19:39 by I have a ?