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Depends on how your house is set-up. We don't use them anywhere except the kitchen where the worktops make a 'bottleneck' from the open-plan dining area to the kitchen. They've been very useful!


Of course even if your set-up is different, you still might want them, b/c who would want to be known as the aunty whose table corner gave Little Nephew his first black eye?!?


I got mine form MotherCare. There is one in Lewisham, and one on the Old Kent Road. Both pretty easy to get to by public transport. xx

I have one of these:


http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007I7KLHK


Which is not very stylish but has been great as it doesn't need to be stuck to the furniture, and has stayed on pretty well. I need it for another week but after that you're welcome to it, or I have various table corner stick on protectors you can have now, pm me if you'd like them!

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