Phexcom Child Proof Cabinet Locks, 12 in 1 Pack Sharp Edge Protector for Baby, Safety Corner Guards proofing for Your Children Safety

These rubber corner covers are good, until they eventually weaken and fall off. I would say that I got a good 3 months from them until they got so weak that they could easily be ripped off. They are fastened with the included tape, and I believe it came with extra tape...unfortunately I lost the extra tape, Overall they do a good job, just wish they stuck a little better.

These do not adhere very well. My 8 month old pulled it off and had the whole thing in her mouth. She was choking and I had to fish it out of her mouth.

These attach easily and are working great at protecting my grandson from sharp corners on furniture. Seem to be holding strong. I will buy more if needed!

They stick for a minute and once a child touches them, they come off.

have to buy other sticky things to put on to hold them.

I have a sofa table in my living room with two sharp corners exposed. There was a close call once with my daughter slipping while dancing and almost falling into it. She also has scared me running through the room. I went to the big box store here in town and paid way too much for an "okay" product. Eventually it fell off, even. I have since had a chair in front of the corner--it looks bad. I bought these not completely sure what to expect, particularly regarding measurement. These are so much better than foamy things I had in the past.The Caring Corners are pliable but clearly rugged. Installation was extremely easy--all I had to do was remove three pieces of adhesive and place over my corner. I have to be honest--I am not all that concerned about air bubbles. I wanted practicality more than style. Nonetheless, without any explicit effort do do so, I had a bubble-free corner, protected corner. Placement was a breeze--seriously, these things are hard to mess up in the installation. The adhesive is tough, and I have no worry about them falling off like some product from [your local big box store]. They also appear unobtrusive from across the room.My biggest concern was just how well they would protect--would they really dampen a hard blow and protect against a head gash (or other gash as it is only head high for my daughter). I "tested" it first using my hand, my leg, my daughter pushed it with her hand to help out. They definitely do a great job of providing a soft corner from the feel test. I am very happy with them.Don't take my word for it, though. I simulated the effects using my dinner. That's right--I sacrificed my squash to illustrate to you how well Caring Corners work. In the pictures, you will see a tale of two squashes. One squash was tapped lightly on the corner. The other squash was hit, with some force, on the Caring Corners side. Look at my pictures and see the aftermath. The sad-faced squash with the corner-wound in his head? Bad. The squash who might have a bump but who avoids a huge gash? Happy! In an edit, I will take a video of this simulation in action with something shaped more like a head. You can get the picture, though.There are several products on the market that protect babies (and adults) from sharp corners--Caring Corners is certainly not the first. I just like them way better than other products I have tried because they were so easy to install and are fairly inconspicuous.In the interest of full disclosure, I received this product for free or at a discount in exchange for my honest, unbiased review. Thus far, these have been installed for approximately two months with no problems, but if something changes I will update my review in the future.

We need more of these for our little ones. Good good, finally a product like this is here.