Childproofing window blind cords – that should be the least of a new mom’s problems

Our new house has lots of windows, with lots of brand-new window blinds. That means lots of window blind cords — and, to parents, those are serious business. That stats about kids strangled by the cords each month are pretty disturbing. So I was really happy to find these fabulous window…

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How to childproof window blinds: Smart cord winders that you can raise out of a child's reach

Our new house has lots of windows, with lots of brand-new window blinds. That means lots of window blind cords — and, to parents, those are serious business. That stats about kids strangled by the cords each month are pretty disturbing.

So I was really happy to find these fabulous window blind cord winders by one of our favorite, eco-friendly childproofing company. In fact, they may be the only eco-friendly childproofing company.

The window blind cord winders from Rhoost, made of non-toxic, BPA-free, 100% recyclable plastic, require absolutely zero tools to install–all you do is loop the cords securely through the appropriate slots, and it shortens a potentially dangerous cord to something worry-free provided you keep them high enough.

Oh, and these little gadgets make it so that winding up a cord takes–seriously–less than 20 seconds. Which is literally nothing–but even more so when you think about how much peace of mind you’ll have after doing it.

Wind window cords up and away from your kids with blind cord winders from Rhoost 


One response to “Childproofing window blind cords – that should be the least of a new mom’s problems”

  1. This product works for NON CLIMBERS ONLY. Once little ones are able to climb, they can reach these cords. Not only does this winder re-create the loop in the pull cord where a child can strangle, an older child can pull the window open, create a longer cord and wrap that cord around their neck. You might think, Oh my kid won’t do that. They do. They use them in dramatic play while being ninja’s, tarzan, rapunzul, parachute troopers ect. Cords are never okay with kids in the house. Kids as old as 7 have died. Google Parents for Window Blind Safety. This is happening every 2 weeks. This product should not even be advertised! #GoCordless

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