Got a kiddo on the way and realized this whole situation is not baby friendly. No idea what to do for the speakers but probably going to buy a whole new record storage solution. Any ideas on either?

  • @[email protected]
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    711 months ago

    This looks like Ikea, you can buy doors for this. Secure them with some straps you can find for this purpose on Amazon (or anywhere else). Don’t worry about anything until 6mo old. Anything on top is out of reach until at least 12mo old. Congrats!

  • @cccc
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    311 months ago

    Dropping more of the weight into the bottom will alleviate the admittedly small possibility of tipping

  • @ElDuderino96
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    211 months ago

    Peep that Grizzlies blanket! But in all seriousness, I have 3 kids and I have no clue how to lock up my nice things. They always find a way.

    • @[email protected]
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      411 months ago

      I had what I find out now was a very rare stereo in the U.S. One of my funniest (now) stories is the time I was on a phone interview and my son who was about four at the time decided to come up with a screwdriver and proceed to climb this rack system like it was the Matterhorn. Since I was on an interview and a corded phone, I couldn’t just stop him because he was about ten feet out of my reach. I have no idea what I actually told that lady in the final minute of the interview because my brain was trying to figure out how to stop a diapered spider man. Needless to say, I didn’t get the job. But now I have a story. You nailed it, they always find a way.

  • bigb
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    211 months ago

    Are those Kallax shelves from IKEA? If so, they sell door inserts that could likely be reinforced with baby-proof door latches.

    It’s also good practice to secure any furniture to the wall with anchors.

    • bigb
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      111 months ago

      For the speakers, you could do something creative with wall mounts (Either to the wall or the shelves themselves)