Help!! Anyone know a good way to baby-proof a bunk bed ladder??

[Anonymous]

For all those suggesting plywood or blocking the ladder with a product, what do I do when my son just scoots up the incline with his feet and his hands on the rails anyway and can still get up to the rest of the rungs? Lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is it an option to just turn the bed around so the ladder side is against the wall?

This seems like the best option.

[Anonymous]

We put a nightstand against the ladder because of space constraints, but it would work for your needs too. Big kids can climb over it, but a one year old wouldn’t be tall enough. Do you have a piece of furniture you can move?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OMG, DS2 (12 months) is such a climber. I can't keep him off climbing up his brothers bunk bed ladder. I keep telling everyone to make absolutely sure the bedroom door is shut at all times, but people keep forgetting and I've ran in there terrified over a dozen times so far to find him playing on the top bunk. I found a product called ToddleLock, but it's $50. Wondering if there is a DIY way to do it (other than removing the ladder of course)

How about just closing the door...

[Anonymous]

Turn the ladder side toward the wall. That’s what we did

[Anonymous]

Can you post a picture of the bed?

[Anonymous]

The kid is out of the bed. This is from 2015

[Anonymous]

Keep the bedroom door locked.

[Anonymous]

Just spend the $38 for the version on Amazon