Wittle Door Pinch Guard - 4pk. Baby Proofing Doors Made Easy with Soft Yet Durable Foam Door Stopper. Prevents Finger Pinch Injuries, Slamming Doors, and Child or Pet from Getting Locked in Room

I use the finger pinch guards on my bedroom door, my 2 year old daughters bedroom door and the door to the porch. She likes to open and close doors a lot and this has definitely helped preventing any kind of injury. To be honest, i actually slam my fingers in the doors a lot...so it’s helped me too!!! Also, I would like to add that they are very durable. When I first got them, my husband and I decided to put them to the test. He slammed our bedroom door (which is solid wood) as hard as he could and it made the tiniest little crack in the guard!

The product is good and exactly what I was looking for, my only complaint is I had purchased the 4pk and only received 2 but that’s okay. They are simple and do exactly what they’re suppose to do!

I have a 5 year old and 7 year who loves to slam their doors when they are in trouble and now they cant slam them anymore. I also have a younger child who likes to open and close doors because well just because she knows how to do that now and your product has prevented her from slamming her fingers in the doors. They fit tightly and perfectly around the doors and they dont get loose after being hit on the door frame. My main purpose of use is for my children not to slam their fingers in the doors and to prevent them from slamming doors all the time.

Love this product!

Works great. Keeps toddler from slamming the door and pinching fingers in door. Easy to pop on the door first thing in the morning, and easy to remove at bedtime so I can close the door. Can be placed at any location on the door so that toddler cannot reach it. I have to place mine at the very top of the door, due to my toddlers bed being right next to the door, otherwise she can remove it. It still works great being at the top of the door, though.

Such a simple idea to keep our dogs from bumping into doors the wrong way and locking themselves in a room while were gone. I was researching all manner of door stops, hinges, etc. and not finding what I was expecting in a mechanical sense. Then I stumbled on these from some magic keyword search and found theyre exactly what I needed. I felt pretty foolish for not thinking of it myself, but ideas like this are some of the best inventions. You could certainly fashion something like this out of any Styrofoam packaging material, but I opted to buy it just to support people who come up with simple solutions to simple problems in world obsessed with using advanced technology when all you need some common sense.

I bought these to put on the bathroom door so my cats don’t accidentally get closed in there at night. I put one on the door and the cats were taught to pull the door if they get caught in there and slip out. My one cat is all black and loves to slither into places and hide. It gives me piece of mind knowing she is safe with the bumper on the door. I actually have one on the hinge side of another door for when we have the window open in that room. The wind always blows the door closed but I wedged it in on the hinge side and now the door doesn’t move when the wind blows. So glad I found these!

Does the job! My toddlers love closing doors. I mean who wouldn’t? It’s a riot. The insist on closing the door to the basement which traps the cats upstairs away from their litter boxes and food. UGH. I tried a doorstop but they get it out and run away with it. Anyway, putting one of these at the top of the door has solved the problem! My cats are very pleased.

Have another type/brand made of hard plastic (easy to clean, better quality).... but this does work as intended, just cant put dirty fingers on it (stains). But if you have clean hands to put on/off - great, it works, good value for the price.

This is the second set of these door stoppers I have purchased. We use them on doors that need to stay open for our cat! The main use is for the closet door where we keep our kittys litter box. That way he can go in & out without me having to worry that the door will shut unexpectedly (locking him inside or shutting him off from his litter box). We also use them on the bedroom door to allow the cat to slip in & out whenever he wants (but keeps the door mostly closed so that the A/C doesnt escape). And when we go out of town and our cat has a sitter, I dont have to remind the sitter to leave certain doors open -- they just stay open wide enough without any hassle once these door stoppers are slipped onto the door. These are great little items that are handy and make life with a cat easier. I highly recommend them!