BABYGO® Replacement Keys
Spare keys, so you're never locked out of your own cupboards
Magnetic cupboard locks only open with the key, and a single key has a habit of going missing. This pack gives you two spare keys for our magnetic child safety locks, so you can keep one in each room where you've fitted locks.
Each key has a mount that sticks to the wall with 3M™ adhesive, so it's always where you left it. Put it up high, out of your child's reach.
They work with our Magnetic Child Safety Locks and the locks in the Baby Proofing Kit, with nothing to pair or set up.
At a glance
- Two magnetic keys in a pack
- Wall mount with 3M™ adhesive
- Works with BABYGO® magnetic locks
- Tested to EN 16948:2017
Details
Materials and care
Made from ABS and PP plastic
In the box
- 2 x BABYGO® Magnetic Keys
Safety
- Tested to EN 16948:2017, the European standard for child-resistant locks for cupboards and drawers
- Materials tested to EN 71-3:2019+A2:2024
- Mount the keys high, out of your child's reach
Delivery and returns
- Standard delivery
- 2 to 4 working days, £3.99. Free on orders over £40.
- Next day
- DPD next day delivery, £7.99.
- Returns
- 30 days from your order date, unused and in the original packaging. Exchanges welcome. Free with Checkout+, otherwise £4.99 is deducted from your refund.
Questions, answered.
Will they work with my locks?
Yes, if they're BABYGO® magnetic locks, including the ones in the Baby Proofing Kit. There's nothing to pair or set up. They're made for our locks, so we can't say how they'll work with another brand's.
How many keys do I need?
One for each room where you've fitted locks, which in most homes means the kitchen, the bathroom and a utility room or living room.
Where should I put the key?
High on a wall or the side of a unit, near the cupboards it opens but well above your child's reach, including when they stand on something. Avoid the fridge, which is the first place a child looks. Clean and dry the surface first, and give the adhesive 24 hours before you hang a key on it.
Will the magnet get weaker?
Not in normal use. If a cupboard that used to open easily has become fiddly, the lock inside has usually moved slightly out of line, so check the catch before you blame the key.
Are they safety tested?
Yes. They're tested to EN 16948:2017, the European standard for child-resistant locks for cupboards and drawers, and the materials are tested to EN 71-3.
