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- noun Plural form of
stairgate .
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Examples
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Babies and toddlers need a lot of kit to keep them happy and safe – everything from blenders and sterilisers, travel cots and potties, stairgates and pool fencing.
Archive 2006-08-01 Thatsnews 2006
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Babies and toddlers need a lot of kit to keep them happy and safe – everything from blenders and sterilisers, travel cots and potties, stairgates and pool fencing.
Travelling with children during the security crisis – should you do it? Thatsnews 2006
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But she isn't nearly as precise in her movements as Baby Iz, who could probably already work in a cotton mill or similar, and opens stairgates by undoing the latch with her fingertips.
One sugar, no milk ailbhe 2006
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I held the stairgates open, she walked ahead of me.
So, the child is 13 months ailbhe 2005
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But toys, DVDs, books and games will brighten up a rainy day, and families appreciate high chairs, cots and stairgates.
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But toys, DVDs, books and games will brighten up a rainy day, and families appreciate high chairs, cots and stairgates.
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But toys, DVDs, books and games will brighten up a rainy day, and families appreciate high chairs, cots and stairgates.
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Also included are bigger items that parents can’t take on holiday with them but would love to have when they get there, like washing machines, microwaves and stairgates.
Excess baggage fees from airlines hit parents in the pocket Thatsnews 2007
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