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" Swingtime  If your backyard swing set sways even slightly when the kids use it, beware \u2014 it could topple over anytime. Easy fix: Slide a three-foot-long SwingSafe tube over each leg, then fill with water. We installed the tubes in 10 minutes, and our tests showed that they doubled the set&amp;#039;s stability. Fits most metal swing sets. $27.95 for a set of four tubes; 208-286-0625 or www.swingsafe.com  Way Cool   After shopping for hours, it&amp;#039;s time to put your kid in his car seat. Is it too hot in there? Check the indicator button on the Munchkin White Hot Safety SunBlock window shade. It begins to turn white when the temp hits 85\u00B0 F. $6.99; 800-344-2229   Sleep Easy  Our textiles staff has found a new crib-sheet winner: Wamsutta Baby sheets. Thanks to the heavy-duty elastic around the edge, this brand stayed put \u2014 even after nearly 100 tugs! $12.99; 888-926-7888 or www.wamsutta.com   No Fingers, Please  A first-of-its-kind solution to the problem of toddlers sticking their fingers (or forks) into toasters: a safety lock. With the T-Fal Avante Elite two-slicer, you don&amp;#039;t have to unplug to cut the power \u2014 just press the Cancel button for several seconds. $69.99; 800-395-8325 or www.t-fal.com  Three That Flunked Portable Problem Strapping your child to wheeled luggage isn&amp;#039;t smart. The Ride-On Carry-On luggage chair ($39.95) doesn&amp;#039;t &amp;quot;double as a safe, secure child seat,&amp;quot; as the company claims. In our tests, some kids ranging from 18 months to two years tipped over while sitting stationary; others easily grabbed passing objects as parents pulled the kids around our offices. And when the Ride-On&amp;#039;s seat restraints were tested using the safety standard for strollers (not a requirement for this device), an outside lab determined that the crotch strap couldn&amp;#039;t be securely tightened, which means a child could wiggle out. Lock That Lacks Don&amp;#039;t rely on the KidCo Sliding Door Lock ($9.99) (model #S310) to prevent kids from opening patio doors. When GH put this self-adhesive plastic device on sliding glass doors, following instructions, the doors slid right open. We also found that the lock pulls off with just a little force \u2014 no match for a determined toddler. Note: When contacted by GH, the manufacturer agreed it was time to redesign. Slippery Duck The Munchkin White Hot Safety Duck Bath Tub ($15.19) might make &amp;quot;big tubs comfy for kids,&amp;quot; as the manufacturer promises, but GH parents weren&amp;#039;t crazy about this product&amp;#039;s stability. Although the duck has a small suction cup underneath to secure it to the bathtub, our engineers found the product could easily collapse if a larger baby leans against its side \u2014 causing the child to fall and possibly injure herself. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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