4PC Safety Door Stop Finger Baby Guard Pinch Protector Stopper Child Guards Home

They are very cheap and don't even stay on the door very well at all! Spend the extra $10 and by the better ones

They work ok, but they don't grip the door very tight so they slide down.

I was so excited about these, but then I put them on the door as shown in the item picture. My 20 month old quickly tried closing the door three times before it fell off. My husband puts them on top of the door, and that works for him. I'm just under 5 ft, so I can't reach it that way. Great idea, but just not great for our doors I guess.

My doors are just less than 1.5" thick (more accurately 3.5cm) and these door stops would slide off easily IF placed on the side of the door. My 2.5 yr old daughter slammed the door once and then the door stop fell off.HOWEVER, these door stops were successful when I placed them on the top of the door. It is a little harder for me to reach but at least it still works! They haven't fallen off yet. I will update this review if they do.It would be nice if there were not limitations of the product. I don't know if the description specified door width, but measure your doors and check these product descriptions!!!!9/29/2015 update: I am still using these wonderful door stops. We recently moved into a house with very tall doors. Of course, these door stops would easily slide off the door edge when placed on the side. However, my husband and I were able to put these door stops on the hinge side of the door. The hinges stop the door from being quickly closed because this stop is literally wedged between the door and the frame. Fantastic product. Perfect investment. If needed, you can also use a pool noodle to do this same function.

I use this in my adult ed classroom. Students go in and out of the room often for various reasons. If I keep the door propped open with a wedge doorstop, it's often too noisy from the other classes. If I keep the door closed, when students go in or out, the door makes a loud noise and disrupts the class. This is the perfect solution! I was concerned that it might be too soft and not stand up to our very heavy classroom door. It does! I've only used it for about a week, and there is a small indentation in it, but it should keep working for quite a while as it is very firm. I was given this kind of door stop years ago, but it "disappeared" one day. It didn't really matter because that was used in another classroom which was so hot that we had to keep the door propped open a lot of the time. It took some searching to find it again, but it was worth it.

We ordered 4 packs, all but 2 have been torn in half. Not very durable.

I've positioned these on the side and the top of my toddlers' doors in their room and they just keep losing their shape and falling off. All it takes is one of them trying to slam the door shut and it pops right off and they get a hold of it. I'm not sure what use these are for other than trying to keep your kids from closing a door when you want it to stay open (my 2 and 3.5 yr olds like to play with the door by opening and closing it repeatedly), but in my experience it does not work for this purpose.

We have super safe door locks which make it impossible for children to get outside without a parent. They are difficult sometimes when you wish to be able to pop in and out. The bumpers allow a safe way to keep the door open for periods of time when a parent is available.