Dreambaby Child Safety Lever Door Lock - Fits Most Lever Doors Handle - Baby Proofing Doorknob Guard, White - 1 Pack

We have levered handles on our front and back doors, and my 2.5-year-old kept "escaping" once he realized how to un-do the deadbolt. It would have been less of a big deal (as he was clearly easy to catch at that age) if he wasn't also letting my wild maniac of a dog out at the same time. Finally decided we HAD to order something for his safety and my sanity, and I am so glad that this product fit the bill.Cons: it is not the easiest to install (i.e. the round handle door covers are a breeze comparatively). The loop that goes around the handle is tight and takes some getting used to for opening and closing (we have to train everyone who comes over on how to use it). Could also be a bit of a safety issue from an "emergency" standpoint as you cannot open the door from the outside if the outer handle is also levered. (This isn't an issue for us on the front door as we have an interior lever and exterior "handleset" type door handle, BUT we are locked out if the lock is engaged on our back door due to levers on both sides.)Pros: here we are about 2 years later and our now 4.5-year-old still cannot open the doors to run outside without mom/dad and neither of the handles we ordered have broken in that time. BIGGEST AND MOST IMPORTANT PROS -- safety and sanity! I give it 5 stars for this reason alone.

(5/5 - Lifesaver in a Small Package)Okay, gather around fellow parents because I'm about to sing praises to the Dreambaby Lever Door Child Safety Lock – the unsung hero in the saga of toddler-proofing my home.Before this little guardian entered my life, my curious toddler had mastered the art of doorknob acrobatics. I was living in constant fear of surprise bedroom visits and midnight explorations. Enter the Dreambaby Safety Lock – the tiny superhero that turned my anxiety into a sigh of relief.Installation was a breeze. No rocket science involved; it's like even a sleep-deprived parent can figure it out without resorting to YouTube tutorials. The design is so simple; I'm convinced it was crafted by parenting wizards who understand the chaos of childproofing.The fit is universal – it's like the safety lock hugged my lever handles and declared, "No toddler shall pass!" My little Houdini attempted his usual doorknob trick, only to be met with a triumphant click. Cue my victory dance in the living room.The durability is impressive. It's like the safety lock took a crash course in toddler resistance. It has withstood tugs, pulls, and enthusiastic attempts to decode its secret. My toddler may be persistent, but the Dreambaby Safety Lock is his match.In conclusion, this little safety lock saved me from toddler escapades and potential household disasters. Five stars for peace of mind, ease of use, and the fact that my toddler's room is now his own Fort Knox. Sorry, curious kiddo, but the Dreambaby Safety Lock is the gatekeeper of this parental sanctuary!

We were looking for a handle lock that the kids would not be able to open, even if they watched us do it. This definitely fits the bill.It takes a lot of finger and thumb strength to move the loop. Some more elderly grandparents might struggle, even.The main complaint isn’t really a problem with the lock, as it is with universal compatibility. One of the handles we put this on would only function when lifting the handle after installation. Something about the spacing makes the door handle mechanism slip. We inverted the assembly to fix the issue, so now it only works when pushing down.Overall, this is still a great solution that doesn’t permanently mark your door or walls. I definitely recommend.

I like that you dont have to stick them onto the door which is why I chose them in the first place. However, the mounting cutout did not allow the bezel of the door handle to sit flush against the door. I had to trim the corners off the cutout area to make it fit per photos attached. My other concern is that when the lock mechanism is engaged, both the outside and inside door handles are restricted. So if your kid is able to somehow engage the lock (in fairness it is hard to squeeze when engaging it) while they are in the room and you are not, you wont be able to open the door.

Very very hard to open. I will admit my hands are slightly weaker than most my age (34 female) but my boyfriend even said it is way harder to open than it should be. I did not buy it for toddler proofing but for cats. Well one cat really. I have already ordered some other locks instead for the other doors and the doors we already have these on, I plan on trying to shave down some of the plastic just to make it a little easier. I am fully aware this review is not very helpful since I cannot speak on the longevity of the product nor the effectiveness with toddlers, I just want to make sure anyone with any hand weakness or anything of that nature was aware before they made the same mistake I did. Other reviews did mention it but I either did not read them or waved them off as incompetent. They were definitely truthful.

I love these for the front door but my kid has figured out how to pop the clip off to break free. I’ve bought several of these and eventually I had to get something different. But with children that aren’t hulk like, get them

Bought this to prevent my toddler grand daughter from opening the front door. The installation is very easy. Ensure you teach the adults how to use it. If they apply enough force without squeezing the unlocking feature, the plastic will crack or break.

We discovered these life-savers when our 1 year old mini-doodle learned how to open doors with lever handles. Despite daily, aggressive attempts break-in attempts, we no longer have to worry about our bedroom and bathroom belongings being disturbed when we return home! It’s been over a year and we are still so very impressed. Even tho he’s managed to crack the bottom half of 1, it still functions flawlessly! Easy install, easy use.