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The Stairway Stopgap: Revolutionizing Toddler Stair Safety

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I’m a father of three children. As my kids began to learn to use the stairs, I quickly realized that while baby gates are great for blocking access, there were no products to make a stairway safer while still allowing a child to learn. That’s why I designed the Stair Barrier System.

This temporary safety device provides a critical safeguard for toddlers as they learn to use stairs, allowing them to climb and descend freely, but without the risk of a dramatic fall. It’s easy for a parent to install and uninstall, yet it is strong enough to stop a falling child. The product is designed to be cost-effective to mass produce and is a must-have for any multi-story home with small children.

The market potential is significant. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2021, 68% of American households were multi-story, and more than 9 million homes had children under the age of three.

What Makes It Compelling?

--Solves a Real-World Problem: This invention fills a gap in the baby home safety market by allowing children to safely learn a crucial skill.

--Visually Appealing: The product is simple to understand and its function is immediately clear from the included photograph.

--Credible and Protected: The invention has a patent-pending status (application number 20250248877), which demonstrates its serious commercial potential.

Teach Them to Climb, Don't Stop Their Climb

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US 20250248877

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