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Bob talks with Jay Martel from the International Association for Child Safety about the Configure Gate product from KidCo. This baby gate differs from older gates in its safety features and expandability. The gate is a three-piece model that blocks off a wide opening and completely secures the room. The gate is affixed to wall mounts and easily removable by adults. It is made of metal and plastic, does not have any sharp edges, and is configurable and expandable to fit hallways, entryways, or spaces with odd angles. The Configure Gate is available by catalog and online.
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" All right well we're looking all sorts of baby oriented gadgetry hi jay and Bob what you got here to configure gate by -- cup okay. I'm used to the little ones that you buy that you kind of well not used to I remember the little ones that you might expand it right this is pretty elaborate on got a wide spot here we want to contain this room and make it as safe as possible sort of bridge this gap the configure gate just works out very well so. It comes in three pieces like this how did you just -- up on the wall there the little mount goes on the wall you can slide it out of amount so you -- haven't gone it's gone high C with also make it -- why it is. Who knows so you're gonna have -- a party are sending just quickly dries out your way and what's it made out of metal melts and out of plastic -- limit. Any sharp edges that it has. So it's metal and then plastic all over the place. And he can configure itself to. Just about any side panel right we could change the angles for this applicator is this something you get from a catalog. And get attic catalog you can get online and one step ahead has it which is very popular web site OK Keiko makes it. Great and so I know that this is one of the things if you're helping us out with and you've got other gadgetry to show is our kitchen right we want to keep those babies safe OK Alicea human."

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