Door Pinch Guard for Kids (2 Pack) Durable Silicone Withstand Multiple Impacts Baby Proofing Door Stopper Prevents Finger Pinch Injuries, Slamming Doors, and Child or Pet from Getting Locked in Room

These are a whole lot better then the foam ones

After struggling for years with the foam alternatives, we found a keeper! No more duct taping them back together to extend their lives, or putting them back up when they fall to the ground as the door slams. These things look like they will last a lifetime. And so far haven’t fallen off once! Great product!

Quick and simple fix. No installation or adhesive to permanently damage the door. Plenty thick to protect little, but possibly not large/adult hands. (I don’t think I want to test with my own hands.)Our bedroom door must be deliberately opened all the way or it slowly closes itself, potentially trapping our kitty when he follows us into the bedroom. We used this to keep our bedroom door open just a crack so that the kitty is free to leave in the middle of the night and we retain almost all the privacy of a closed door. We no longer wake up to surprises meant for his litter box, nor do we have to shut him out to keep him from getting locked in.I wanted just a bit more clearance and assurance that it wouldn’t fall off, so I placed mine on the top edge of the door. This holds the door open about another half inch, given where I put it. It also keeps the device a bit more discrete.An added bonus... this completely silenced our door when it does close. The silicone barley makes a sound when impacted after giving the door a gentle push shut.

I tried so many to srop my superhero toddler from slamming doors when he is...in a very interesting mood( Angry!) None worked except for this beauty. It is sturdy and hard to break or rip. Previous ones were too light or flimsy. Now I sit back while he tries to slam his bedroom door 100 times to show his anger...but these things are still standing strong. Yes, he did end up getting MORE angry BUT I am happy now. Don't have to worry about him slamming doors in my face or on his hands or mine. He called them (HOWABLE HOWABLE!! ) for horrible 😂😂😂

I love these door pinch guards! I use one on my laundry room door to keep it open just enough to allow my cats to get to their litter boxes. It is soft, flexible and barely noticeable against my white door. Has not caused any damage to my door whatsoever. Does exactly what I need it to do and highly recommend!

My kids have this obsession with slamming doors and locking themselves in the room. I had foam door stoppers before and after about a month they started cracking at the curve and eventually split right in half. I had four and they all did this. When I saw these I knew it would solve that issue. These fit very nicely on the door, they are thick and sturdy and I don't foresee them breaking. I've had them for about 4 months and they have been great so far. I put it at the top of the door so the kiddies can't reach them and take them off. They are secure in place but also very easily removed. I have one on their bathroom door but when we have a visitor that would like to use the restroom we can slip it right off so they can use the restroom and then we put it right back on after. I definitely recommend if you have toddlers.

If your kid has an obsession with opening and closing doors (mine is almost 2) then these are a MUST! He isn’t accidentally locking himself in rooms and crying anymore and I worry a little less about pinched fingers (however where the door hinges are still concern me… these do not eliminate that problem!) These are also made of silicone, so they hold up way better than the foam ones after lots of closing. Also not much of a chocking hazard like the foam ones could be.

I use them to make sure the doors don’t shut on our cat to go to the basement where he has access to the his litter box, so he can always open the door. Easily moveable, very sturdy and thick. I place it on the top of the door so it is out of the way/out of eye level.

A bit expensive