ONE OF THE CHILD SAFETY DOOR LOCKS I LIKE TO USE

@cathrinmanningg

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Promoted product

Door Strap

Why it worked

The video provides a practical solution to a common parenting concern (child safety on doors) with a clear demonstration of the product's effectiveness. The creator's personal experience and relatable struggle to find a reliable lock likely resonated with viewers.

Summary

The creator demonstrates a child safety door lock called "Door Strap" that they have previously used successfully in their child's bedroom. They are installing a second one on their front door to prevent their child from opening it, highlighting its effectiveness and ease of use.

Structure

1Introduction of the product
2Explanation of why a second lock is needed
3Demonstration of installation
4Testing the lock's strength
5Mention of installation instructions

Original caption

these locks are so easy to install and have worked really well for us over the last year! glad I got an extra layer of protection on our front door now 👏 #toddlermom

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Product placement

Door Strap (child safety door lock): ACTS - it is demonstrated being installed on a door to prevent a child from opening it. Removing it would change what happens in the video.

On-screen text

ONE OF THE CHILD SAFETY DOOR LOCKS I LIKE TO USE

Transcript

I shared the other day that I lock my child in his bedroom at night and I was happily surprised that I got a few comments from people being like, actually, the fire department recommends this. And I've had a fire fighter friend recommend the exact same product that we are using. So I actually just had to buy another one of these because I've tried four different child locks on either exterior or interior doors and four are front door specifically. He can now reach and unlock the deadbolt and open the door, which means I need an upper lock for him. So I figured why not just get the exact same one that I use for his bedroom that I know without a doubt is going to work. Yeah, for your bedroom. I'm thinking maybe like that. I'm worried about then hitting this. So I might have to go a little bit lower. I think that is still going to be perfectly fine. I just don't want to hit this sensor. Remove the backing. Make sure this is clean. 9, 10, 11, 12. Instructions said wait 72 hours before using it. So this is on his bedroom and just to show you how it works. Like that holds so dang strong. And it's very easy to remove.