Best Babyproof Cabinet Locks of 2025

The Wappa Baby Safety Cabinet Locks top of our list because they’re affordable, discreet, and easy to install—plus, they work for babies and toddlers. They even come in different colors so you can babyproof with style.

These childproof locks are attached with 3M adhesive to each door of your cabinet (or the bowl/lid of your toilet) and have a strong strap that holds the cabinets shut. When you want to get in, simply press the release button, and the strap comes loose on one side. 

The biggest downside is that they’re attached with adhesive, so it's possible they could eventually be pulled free by persistent hands. And when you’re ready to take them down, you’ll have to clean the residue on every cabinet door.

The Jambini Magnetic Cabinet Locks are our favorite magnetic lock system because they do almost no damage to your cabinets, are completely invisible, and don’t require tools to install.

These locks work by attaching a latch on the inside of the cabinet that will hold it shut until you put the magnet-based key on the outside. This magnet will release the lock and allow the cabinet to open.

If you know you’ll be in and out of a particular cabinet often, you can temporarily unlock the latch so you won’t need to use the key. Make sure you keep the key in a safe place far away from any little ones who might wander off with it, or you’ll be stuck with a lot of cabinets you can’t open!

The Munchkin Xtraguard is another adhesive-based, strap-across babyproof system that we love. This one features a dual button release which makes it difficult for even older toddlers to figure out.

A little bit larger than other babyproofing options, the Munchkin Xtraguard is less discreet but can be used on cabinets, refrigerators, and toilets. The adhesive backing means no tools needed to install it, but you’ll also have to deal with cleaning off the sticky residue when you no longer need the latches.

These Good Stuff Child Safety Latches latching locks are attached with adhesive and are completely invisible. Plus, there’s no button to push or key to lose.

These locks are great for keeping little ones out of drawers. But they can’t be used on refrigerators or toilets, so if you’re looking for a one-stop babyproofing solution, this isn’t it.

Kiscords Baby Safety Locks are a great option for temporary babyproofing that won’t leave a mark on your cabinets. You can also tote them to family and friends' homes when visiting or when they're babysitting.

One downside is that these locks only work only on cabinets with handles.

The Suniry Invisible Child Cabinet Locks latching babyproofing system is great for parents who have lots of little ones and need cabinets locked for a long time.

These latches are a little bit cheaper than other latch systems but might not be as durable if installed with adhesive rather than hardware.

The Adoric Sliding Cabinet Lock uses a U-shaped piece of plastic, threaded through cabinet handles, to keep doors shut. It's great for a quick and easy install that won’t leave any marks or damage your cabinets.

They can be a little trickier to open, though, and they’re not the most discreet childproofing solution.

Safety 1st Magnetic Locks hide behind cabinet doors and require a magnetic key—they can also be set to stay unlocked.

This system is a little pricier than other magnetic locks, but it does have a hardware option for cabinets made of particleboard, or anywhere you want an extra-secure bond.