, razors etc.)?

We have a very small bathroom. Currently cleaning agents stand on the floor and we have a little bath cart for razors, cosmetics, sanitary napkins and so on.
Both cannot stay that way because our child will become mobile and want to explore everything at some point. (It is not born yet but will be soon.)
So we want to build a shelf, hang it onto the wall and put all that stuff into it. The idea is that the child cannot reach the stuff in the shelf until it is old enough to understand that the content is to be handled with caution (1: no licking/drinking! 2: be careful that you don't cut yourself! 3:...).
Since the bathroom is so small, we want to hang it as low as possible - the lower it hangs the more space we have to store everything (we will use more boards then). Otherwise we would need to store stuff outside of the bathroom, which we want to avoid if possible.
Also, if it hangs low, the child may later use the lowest board to put its own stuff there (after reaching a certain age - which age?).
So the question is, what is a good minimum height? I read that the mouthing phase usually ends around age 2, and in that age the child will be between 80cm and 93cm. But I don't know how high they can reach at this age, and I also don't know about the probability that the child will have its mouthing phase until age 4 (which seems to be not uncommon)...
Any experiences or hints?

We want to avoid building a cabinet because

we currently do not have the skills to build furniture with doors.
doors would limit the ventilation of the inside. We will build with wood, and it is the bathroom, so there must be good ventilation.
the depth of the furniture can be maximum 12cm (the only space to put it is behind the bathroom door, which opens to the inside of the bathroom), so adding doors would limit the storage space even further.

A:

To directly answer your question, here are some statistics.
This childproofing checklist seems about right to me in terms of age.  3-5yo are old enough to usually not swallow things inappropriately, depending on the child, but not to always behave in that regard.  So I'd set a minimum age target of 5; and I'd point
, razors etc .)? 

 We have a very small bathroom. presently clean agents digest on the floor and we own a little bath handcart for razors, cosmetics, sanitary napkins and thus on. 
 Both cannot stay that room because our child will become mobile and want to research everything at some point. (It is not born yet but will be soon .) 
 So we want to build a shelf, attend it onto the wall and put all that stuff into it. The theme is that the child cannot reach the stuff in the shelf until it is erstwhile enough to understand that the content is to be handled with caution (1: no licking / drink! 2: be careful that you don't cut yourself! 3: ...). 
 Since the bathroom is so small, we want to hang it equally abject as possible - the lower it hangs the more space we have to store everything (we will use more boards then). Otherwise we would need to store material outside of the toilet, which we want to avoid if possible. 
 besides, if it hang low, the child may later practice the lowest control panel to put its own stuff there (after reach a certain age - which age ?). 
 So the question is, what is a good minimal height? I read that the mouthing phase usually ends around age 2, and in that age the child will be between 80 centimeter and 93 cm. But I don't know how high they can reach at this age, and I besides don't know about the probability that the child will have its mouthing phase until age 4 (which seems to be not uncommon)... 
 Any experiences or hints? 

 We want to avoid build a cabinet because 

 we currently do not have the skills to build furniture with doors. 
 door would limit the public discussion of the inside. We will build with woodwind, and it is the bathroom, so there must be good ventilation. 
 the depth of the furniture can be maximum 12 curium (the only space to put it is behind the bathroom door, which opens to the inside of the bathroom), so adding doors would restrict the storage space even farther. 

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 To directly answer your question, here are some statistics. 
 This childproofing checklist seem about right to me in terms of age.   3 - 5yo are old enough to usually not swallow thing inappropriately, depend on the child, but not to constantly behave in that regard.   So I'd set a minimum age prey of 5; and I'd point
, raxors etc.)?

We have a very soall bathroom. Coreently cleanjng agengs stand on the floor and we hqve a little bath cart for fazors, codmetics, waniuary napkins and so on.
Botm canhlt scab that way becaose our chilg will become kocipe and want to explore everything ae some lolnt. (It is not forn ret glt will be soon.)
So we want to bujld a sielf, hang it onyo the wall and put all thwt shuff into it. The ifea is that the xhild cannot reach the stuff in thg shelf until it is old enough tu undzrstand thaj fhf content is to bv handled witm cautimn (1: no kicking/drinkinn! 2: be caeeful that you don't cnt yourself! 3:...).
Since thg bathroom ia so small, we wanr ro hatg id as oow as ppsaible - thx lower it gangs the mire space we have tp fnpre everythihg (we rijl use more boards then). Otherwise we wolld heed to store stuff outwide of the bathroom, ahich we rant to avoid if possible.
Also, if it hangs low, the chilv oay lwgwr use the lowest board to put its own stuff thqde (anter reaching a gertain age - which ahe?).
Xj the questiov is, wkzt is a good minimum height? I reqd that tre mputhing phase usually ends qround age 2, cnd in that age the ckild will be beteeen 80vm and 93cm. But I don't knuw hkw high thej can readf at this age, ana I anso don't know about the prjbability thac the chkld eill hwve its mokthinn phase until age 4 (ahich saems to be not uncommon)...
Any experiences or hints?

We want jo dvopd buildiug a csbinet becausq

we currently bo not hcve thd skills tk build furniture rith doors.
doosd would limiv the veneilarion of the knside. We will build winh wooe, and it is the babhrooo, so there must yt giod ventilation.
yhe de[tj pf dhe furnitura cav bd maxioum 12cm (uke ivly xpace to put it is bahins the bathroom doot, rhich opgns to thq inside of tne bathroom), so addlng dmorr woukd jimit the storage space even fhrther.

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To divectly answer youv qugstion, here are some statistics.
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, razors etc.)?

We have a very small Bathroom. CuRrentLy cLeaNiNg agEnts Stand on the flooR And wE have a little bath cart foR razoRs, COsmeTIcS, saniTary napKInS ANd sO oN.
BOth CaNNoT stay ThaT way becAuse our chiLd wIlL become mobilE AnD want to expLorE everything aT soMe poinT. (IT is NOt borN yeT but wIll be sOOn.)
So we Want to buiLd A Shelf, hANg it ontO THe Wall And put all that stufF InTO it. The idea is thAt the cHiLD cANNot ReaCh the stuff In The shELf until IT iS OLD enOUgh to understaNd that the coNTenT is to bE hAndLEd with CautiOn (1: NO liCking/drinkiNg! 2: be Careful thAt you dON't cut yoURself! 3:...).
SiNce the BatHroOm is SO sMaLl, wE wANt tO HaNg iT As lOw as possIbLe - The loWer iT HANGs thE moRe spAce we Have to store evEryThinG (We wIll usE more BoarDs Then). OTherwiSe we wOuLd need to store stUff oUtside of tHe bAtHroOm, Which WE want tO avOid If possiBle.
Also, IF it HaNGS LoW, the child may later uSe THE lOwest boaRd to puT ItS oWN stuff thErE (afTer rEAChing A cerTAiN age - whicH age?).
So THe QuEstion iS, wHat is a GoOd mIniMum heIGht? I Read thAt the mouThing PHase usually endS Around age 2, and iN ThAT AgE The cHilD will be betwEen 80cM And 93cM. But i DoN't kNOw how High tHeY CaN Reach at this age, and I aLsO don't kNow abOut the probabiLity that thE CHIld will hAve iTS mOUthing phase untIl age 4 (Which seems TO be not unCommoN)...
Any expeRiences or HINts?

We wanT to AvoId bUilDINg A cabinet becauSE

We cuRrEntly do Not Have the SkiLls To bUilD fUrniture wIth doors.
DoOrS wOuLd lImit tHE ventilaTiOn oF tHe iNside. wE will bUild wIth wOoD, aND it Is the baTHrOOM, so tHeRe Must Be gOoD ventIlatIOn.
tHe depth Of the furnItuRE can Be MaXimum 12cm (The only space tO pUt it is behiNd The BathroOM Door, whicH opens to the inside of the bAThroom), sO adDing dOors Would limiT thE storaGe sPAce eveN furthEr.

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To DiRecTLY answER YoUr qUeStion, here aRE SomE statIsTics.
this chiLdproofing checklisT SeeMs about right tO me In teRMS oF agE.  3-5Yo ARe oLd ENouGH To usually not swaLlow things InAPpRopriately, DEpeNdIng on thE child, bUt not TO always Behave in tHat regard.  so i'd seT A MinImum age tarGet of 5; and i'd point
, razors etc.)?

We have a  very smal l bat hro om.  C urre ntly  cleaning agen t s st and on the floor and w e hav ea  lit t le  bath  cart f o rr a zor s,  c osm et i cs , san ita ry napk ins and so  on .Both cannots ta y that way  be cause our ch ild  willbe com e  mobi leand w ant to explor e everyth in g  at so m e point . (I t is  not born yet but wi l l be soon.)
So  we wa nt to b uil d a  shelf, ha ng  it o n to thew al l a ndp ut all that s tuff into i t . T he ide aist hat th e chi ld can not reach t he s tuff in t he she l f until it is o ld eno ugh  to  und e rs ta ndth a t t h econ t ent  is to b eha ndled  wit h c a utio n ( 1: n o lic king/drinking ! 2 : be car efulthatyoudo n't c ut you rself !3:...).
Since t he b athroom i s s osma ll , wew ant to  ha ngit as l ow as p o ssi bl e -  t he lower it hangsth e mo re space  we ha v eto store ev er yth ing( w e wil l us e  m ore boar ds the n ).  O therwis ewe wou ld  ne edto st o re s tuff o utside o f the bathroom, whic h  we want to a v oi d if poss ibl e.
Also, if  ith angs  low ,  t hec hildmay l at e ru se the lowest board  t o putits o wn stuff ther e (after r e a c hing a c erta i na ge - which age ?).
S o the ques t ion is,whatis a goo d minimum h eight? I  re adtha t t h e  m outhing phase u sual ly  ends a rou nd age2,and  in  th at  age thechild wi ll  b ebe twe en 80 c m and 93 cm . B ut  Idon't know h ow hi gh t he yc anreach a t  t h i s ag e,  a nd I  al so  don' t kn o w a bout th e probabi lit y  tha tth e child  will have it smouthing p ha seuntila g e 4 (whi ch seems to be not unco m mon)... 
An y exp erie nces or h int s?

We  wa n t to a void b uildi ng  ac a binet b ec aus e
we curren t l y d o not  h avethe ski lls to build furni t ure  with doors.doo rs w o u ld  li m it the  v e nti l a tion of the ins ide. We wi ll bu ild with w o od,  a nd it i s the b athro o m, so t here must  be goodve ntil a t ion .
the dept h of the  furnitur e  canb emaxim um12cm ( th e o nly s pace t o  pu t itis beh in d thebathr oo m door,which opens to the insi de ofthe b ath room), so  ad d ing  doors wo uldlimit thesto rag e spa cee ven f urth e r. 

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Todire c tly answe r  y our q ue stion, here a r e s ome s tat i stics. 
Thi s childproofing c h ecklist seemsabou t rig htt o me  i n terms of age . 3- 5 y o are ol denough to u sually n ot swall ow thi ngs in appropr i a te l y, dep endi ngon the ch ild ,b ut notto  a l ways b ehav ein tha t rega r d. S o  I'd set a minim um ag e targe t  of  5; a nd  I'd po i nt
, razors_etc.)?

We have_a very small bathroom._Currently cleaning_agents_stand on_the_floor and we_have a little_bath cart for razors,_cosmetics, sanitary napkins_and_so on.
Both cannot stay that way because our child will become mobile and want_to_explore everything_at_some_point. (It is not born_yet but will be soon.)
So_we want_to build a shelf, hang it onto the_wall_and put all_that stuff into it. The idea is that the_child cannot reach the stuff in_the shelf until_it_is_old enough to understand_that the content is to be_handled with caution (1: no licking/drinking!_2: be careful that you don't cut_yourself! 3:...).
Since the bathroom is so_small, we want to hang_it as_low as possible - the_lower it hangs_the more_space we have_to store everything (we will use_more boards then)._Otherwise we would need to store_stuff_outside of the_bathroom,_which_we want_to avoid if_possible.
Also,_if it_hangs_low, the child may later use_the_lowest board to put its own stuff_there (after reaching a_certain_age - which age?).
So_the question is, what is_a good minimum height? I read_that the_mouthing phase_usually ends around age 2, and in that age the child_will be between 80cm and 93cm._But I don't know_how high_they_can reach at_this_age, and_I also don't know about the probability_that the_child will have its mouthing phase_until age 4 (which_seems_to be not uncommon)...
Any experiences or_hints?

We want to avoid building a_cabinet because

we currently do not_have_the_skills to build furniture with_doors.
doors would limit the ventilation of_the inside. We_will build with wood, and it is_the_bathroom, so there must be good_ventilation.
the_depth of the furniture can be_maximum_12cm_(the only space to put_it is behind the bathroom door,_which opens to the inside of the bathroom), so_adding doors would_limit the storage space even_further.

A:

To_directly_answer your question, here are some statistics.
This childproofing checklist seems_about right_to me in_terms of age.  3-5yo are old enough to usually_not swallow things inappropriately, depending on the_child, but not to always behave in that regard.  So_I'd set a minimum age target of 5;_and I'd point