Dreambaby's Furniture Anchors







So many people have flat screen TV's these days. We happen to have one in our living room that is on a flat screen stand. But our oldest daughter has one in her room that is fully hooked to furniture anchors. It keeps her siblings from knocking it down. That can be an expensive accident. Furniture anchors are much cheaper than a new tv or a new dresser. Plus the hazards of it falling on your child.

Dream baby is trying to help save your child's life. I can't even count the deaths I have heard of lately that are from furniture falling over on children. It is scary but it CAN be prevented!

For useful safety tips & advice from Dreambaby®, check out http://www.youtube.com/dreambabytv
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The Dreambaby® range of safety products, made specifically to prevent heavy items falling include;
Dreambaby® Furniture Straps RRP AU$9.95 Easily to install, these heavy-duty straps help prevent flat screen TVs from dangerously tipping over onto unsuspecting young children. Attach the straps to the wall (all screws and bolts are included) or to the back of furniture they are resting on (as pictured), and remember to check the tautness of the straps from time to time to ensure their strength.

Dreambaby® Furniture Anchors RRP AU$9.95 are ideal for securing furniture such as bookcases, dressers and cabinets to the wall with a high-strength stainless steel attachments. They are very easy to install and are perfect for use in many rooms of your house, including all living areas.

Dreambaby® Flat Screen TV Saver RRP AU$14.95 prevent potentially serious accidents by securing televisions to the wall or furniture with adjustable, heavy-duty straps.
Again, these are easy to install and give parents and carers peace of mind when little ones are at home.

Order now and keep your baby safe!


I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

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