Mommys Helper Outlet Plugs,White 36 Count

They are a little hard to remove but I guess that’s good for older children. Definitely still recommend getting them!

My son is 8 months and is at the stage where he enjoys pulling on cords and climbing on stuff. So he hasn’t tried to pull these out but I like that he can’t accidently put his finger in any outlets on the power strip of the wall. They lay pretty flush and even I had to take a little time to remove one. I also purchased the self-closing outlet covers for high traffic areas. So far I like the combo.

After reviewing a ton of outlet plugs I just gambled on these plugs. From reviews of these and others it appears to be a bit of a gamble on any brand. For me in newer (80s plus) construction these fit very firmly and as some reviewers mention are almost too hard to get off. But they were pretty inexpensive but seem of solid quality. For the reviewer who mentioned them melting... I think that is a wiring/outlet problem. My outlets do not get that hot, would make me quite worried about potential fire risk. Overall these worked great and if I need more I will get these again.

Most of our savings has gone towards outlet covers. Not really, but it feels like it with how many we have tried. This is the first product that weve found that our toddler cant pry out. It does mean that they are a little hard for me to remove, but Ill gladly pick at it for a second when I know that theyre secure.

I put some of these on a surge protector. The plugs are closer together than an average outlet, so the plastic faces of these actually had to overlap to fit in the plugs. Still does the job though.

So far, so good! These work as intended and are difficult to remove. The only thing that would alter my opinion on these plugs would be how long they take to dry rot. Our homes previous owners had small children as well and had left the plugs in the outlets. When we moved in we went to remove both the plug and the outlet covers and we discovered that the child safe outlet plugs had dry rotted in the socket and couldnt be removed, when you tried the other flat piece would come off leaving the two smaller pieces stuck in the outlet. We ended up replacing every single outlet that they had left those plugs in, the plastic had rotted so much that when you tried to pull the plastic out it just crumbled. I have no idea how many years they had left them in the sockets, but it was a drag having to replace all those outlets. Heres hoping these dont do something similar.

Inexpensive and they worked for us. Some babies/toddlers figure them out and try to olay with them, but ours hasnt. I would recommend them for when traveling and for outlets you rarely use. For outlets you use a lot, I would get a switch plate with spring-loaded doors that close over the outlets. It is annoying to have to yank these guys in and out of outlets all the time, and it defeats the purpose if you forget to put them back in (or your toddler unplugs stuff).

This is the second type of outlet protector I’ve purchased, and it’s by far the better of the two. There is no way for a baby to get these out of the wall. It’s difficult for me to get them out, and that’s exactly what I wanted. I only needed about 10 of these, but they came in a pack of 36, so I have plenty leftover to use for traveling. I highly recommend this product for protecting those precious little, curious babies.

These outlet plugs are clear but not super clear since it has a frosted/matte look to it. Price is great and just bought a 2nd pack to plug the rest of the outlets. My little one is almost 1 and although shes SUPER curious, has not tried to pull out the plug. Its EASY to install, and has good resistance when trying to take it out. A few seem to come off a little easier, but it seems to be on the outlets that are used more often.

I bought these because my dog likes to lick the walls sometimes, and I was worried she might stick her tongue in an outlet. No complaints.