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

Weve been using this product for a few weeks and I absolutely love them. They keep their shape, stay in place, match my doors, and keep hands/fingers safe. We use them on the tops of the kids doors where they are unnoticeable and unreachable. My daughter however can reach hers and is allowed to remove it for privacy. It removes easily and doesnt seem stretched out or get lose with multiple removals. We use another one on our laundry room door downstairs to enaure our cat never gets locked in or out. We actually use this one lower on the door, so my husband can throw his towel over the door.

I use these to keep my cats from accidentally shutting themselves in or out of rooms. Theyve held up great and are easy to remove and hang on doorknobs when I want doors closed. I wish Id bought them years ago instead of using door stops, stacked books, and other less reliable methods.

For the record...I bought these simply to prevent my kids from shutting little fingers in doors. Also to prevent my 4 year old from shutting his bedroom door in the morning and waking up the entire household (ha). They work for these purposes just fine. They are NOT heavy duty and do break somewhat easily. But its been a while since I purchased and I still have three of them working just fine. For the price - just buy them and try them out. They have worked for what I needed them to so for that I would recommend. I gave a 4 start only because they can break and not not that durable.

Ok, I know this is for kids, but we exclusively use these around the house on various doors so our adorable dummies dont accidentally lock themselves in lets say..the bathroom... repeatedly... because they dont learn. Put one of these on and it gives them just enough gap to get their paw around the door to open it back up and escape... or shut the door again. We did previously have a couple from this brand but we needed more once we moved into a house with more doors. What I can say is that the quality has gone down. The previous was a much stiffer material and easy to pop on and off with one hand, these new ones are a bit more pliable so I find myself have to use two hands to put it back on because it doesnt quite keep the shape like the old ones. The new ones are visibly slimmer in all ways. I dont love it, but the product does still work as intended. I did take one star off for the drop in quality since I had a comparison but other than that these are great for both pets and kids.

This product is a must have when you have littles. I have 3 under 3 and someone was always getting their fingers stuck in a door. I have these on all our doors. When it’s bedtime, I can easily remove and I hang from the door knob.

I love these! They are simple, but so effective. Just put them at the top of any door or cabinet that you dont want locked or slammed and thats it! I even travel with them to keep my little guy from getting locked in the hotel bathroom or from slamming the shower or closet doors!

Love this product!

These pinch guards are just what we needed to prevent our daughter from slamming doors shut and, more importantly, from slamming her fingers in a door. The product itself is simple: a slightly flexible c-shaped piece of white foam which you simply attach to the edge of a door you dont want slammed shut. It pinches the door edge and holds itself in place, so you can attach it anywhere along the top or side of the door (but of course if you attach it low on the door your little one may just pull it off). They are easy to place, remove, and reposition, and they do NOT leave any sort of mark or residue on your door. NOTE: Where you place these on your doors is important. They will prevent a door from closing regardless of where you place them on the door, preventing fingers from being pinched on the handle/knob edge of the door. But if you are worried about fingers getting pinched on the hinge side of the door (which would probably cause a fractured finger), you would need to place these on the top of the door close enough to the hinges to prevent the door from closing very much at all. For the door of our daughters bedroom this is a very real possibility, so we have to position these pinch guards accordingly.

Seem like they could possibly be made out of a better material but work for what they are made for.

We use these to keep our cats from being inadvertently trapped in bedrooms or the cellar, and for keeping bedroom doors from slamming shut on windy nights. They slide on over the edge of the door, dont leave a mark on door or frame, and are easy to remove.