dongtian
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Hi all!
With my girl probably having three weeks or so before the babies come, I figured I might as well get the cage baby proofed. I got an extra set of grids and I'm doubling them up (since I'll need that for a cage eventually anyway, I'm sure.) My question is if I have the cage backed up against a wall, does the back side need to be baby-proofed as well? Is it better to have the extra set of grids on the outside, or inside? I'm worried that if it's on the inside, there's more space between the two grids and they might somehow wiggle in between?
I've included a picture of the space between the cage and the wall, although I think it should be pretty clear...
(I may be moving again soon, while the babies are still small, so the less grids I'll have to transport the better.)
With my girl probably having three weeks or so before the babies come, I figured I might as well get the cage baby proofed. I got an extra set of grids and I'm doubling them up (since I'll need that for a cage eventually anyway, I'm sure.) My question is if I have the cage backed up against a wall, does the back side need to be baby-proofed as well? Is it better to have the extra set of grids on the outside, or inside? I'm worried that if it's on the inside, there's more space between the two grids and they might somehow wiggle in between?
I've included a picture of the space between the cage and the wall, although I think it should be pretty clear...
(I may be moving again soon, while the babies are still small, so the less grids I'll have to transport the better.)
