BABYGO® Door Handle Lock
Stops a lever handle being pushed down. Sticks on, no drilling.
At a glance
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Stops the handle going down
Fits standard UK lever handles, not round knobs. The door stays shut until you release it.
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Squeeze and slide to release
A two step move most toddlers can't work out, and a second's job for you.
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3M adhesive, no drilling
Sticks to wood, PVC, metal or glass doors and comes off without lasting damage.
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2 locks in the box
Slide either one to stay unlocked and the door works as normal until you need it again.
A childproof lock for lever door handles, with no drilling
Toddlers work out door handles quickly, and once they have, every room in the house is open to them. This lock fits standard lever handles and stops the handle being pushed down, so the door stays shut until an adult releases it.
For you, it's a quick slide to release, and the action is beyond most small children. The same slide turns it off when you don't need it, so the door works normally until you slide it back.
It's stronger than you'd expect from something that sticks on, and there are two in the box.
Materials and care
In the box
- 2 x BABYGO® Door Handle Locks
Safety
- Tested to EN 16948:2017 for child safety
- Materials tested to EN 71-3
Delivery and returns
- Free delivery
- Orders over £40, 2 to 4 working days.
- Standard delivery
- 2 to 4 working days, £3.99.
- 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.
Will it fit my door handles?
It's made for standard lever handles, the most common type in UK homes. It won't fit round doorknobs, and handles with an unusual shape or a very short lever are worth measuring first; for doors with knobs, a gate across the doorway is the more practical option.
How does it work?
It locks the lever with a simple slide, so the handle can't be pushed down to open the door. You release it in a second, and that matters, because a lock that's awkward for adults tends to get taken off.
Which doors are worth locking?
Any door to somewhere you wouldn't want a toddler on their own: the kitchen, the bathroom, a utility room with cleaning products, a home office full of cables, and doors to the garage or garden. The bathroom is the one people most often forget, and it's where the water, the medicines and the cleaning products are.
Does it need drilling or tools?
No. It sticks on without drilling or screws and comes off without lasting damage to the door or handle, so it suits a rented home.
Can my child learn to open it?
Some will, eventually, which is why a lock shouldn't be the only thing between a child and a hazard. It stops the everyday, opportunistic door opening and buys you time, so keep medicines and cleaning products high up and out of reach as well.
