Your child might not be interested in potty training, but he/she will most certainly find flushing to be fascinating. Every day, kids flush objects big and small down the toilet. Toilets themselves can also be dangerous if a child falls in head-first. Eliminate the worry surrounding the toilet by installing the Mommy’s Helper Toilet Lid-Lok. It doesn’t require tools and locks and unlocks with one hand. Plus, you can buy one toilet lock for around $6.

KidCo Universal Outlet Covers aren’t locks per se, but they do seal off plugs to prevent electrocution. Unlike traditional plug-in outlet covers, the KidCo Universal Outlet Covers screw into your outlet like an outlet plate, so you won’t need to worry about your little one prying it off and getting hurt. These handy outlet covers also utilize an automatic sliding mechanism that close when you unplug a device. All you need to do is install these outlet covers and they’ll do the rest.

Have an active toddler who is constantly getting into something? Use the Munchkin Xtraguard Dual Action Multi Use Latches to seal off toilets, cabinets, drawers, and more. The self adhesive ends adhere to most surfaces and the latches can be unlocked with a super secure, dual-button. Wherever you put them, these multifunctional latches will help you keep your child out of trouble.

Keep your little ones from venturing out of the house with the Sure Basics Sliding Door Lock—and then some. This pack of two door locks is marketed as a sliding door lock, but it can also seal off windows, cabinets, and drawers. To open the lock, just push on a tab. It’s simple for parents to use, but keeps toddlers from figuring out how to open doors and cabinets themselves.

For under $30, you can bring home eight cabinet and drawer locks to prevent your toddler from getting his/her hands on something dangerous. The Safety 1st Magnetic Locking System is unique because it utilizes powerful magnets to keep cabinets and drawers closed. Since these locks are opened and closed with a key, there is almost no way your child can gain access on his/her own.

Don’t want to lock your doors? Use the KidCo Doorknob Lock to keep your child from getting into rooms or outside without your knowledge. Each lock has a “squeeze release,” so you’ll only need strong hands to open doors. Since these KidCo Doorknob Locks snap on and off, they’re easy to remove and install on any door in your home as you and your child move around the house.

If you have a miniature MacGyver on your hands, you’ll need a clever lock. The Safety 1st OutSmart Flex Lock is the perfect candidate because it has a decoy button. Instead of looking for the real way to open the lock, your child will push the inactive button and stay out of drawers and cabinets. At just $5.99 per lock, this is a smart and affordable lock that will keep your child from getting into things that are off limits.

Windows can be a real hazard for little ones. To prevent your little one from tumbling out, you can buy the KidCo Window Stop. These stoppers screw into the framing around your window to prevent your child from opening it enough to crawl out. Thanks to this device, you can crack the windows to let fresh air in, but keep your child from opening them all the way when you’re not around to supervise.

Unique Feature: The spindle bed design harkens back to the 1800s and provides parents with a vintage inspired look and modern safety features.