My buddy lost his Andromeda shot to a mount hiccup, now he recalibrates if stars even breathe wrong.

Mounting gauges higher seems like a good start, but toddlers have a knack for finding ways to reach things they shouldn't. They'll drag chairs over or stack toys to climb, making out-of-reach spots not so secure after all. I've seen little ones manage to get into places you'd swear were impossible. It's better to combine height with securing gauges in locked cabinets or using child-proof covers. Relying solely on elevation might give a false sense of safety. Really need multiple layers of defense with curious kids around, lol.

We've normalized having to decode basic nutrition info from packaging.