Review on Tiechou Stuffed Animal Hammock Light by Marisol Brown

We haven't installed it yet, but that's the problem. We have to drive the posts in to make sure it's secure or else it'll snap right out of the drywall when a kid grabs it. But inserting into nubs does not provide the correct span for the hammock. We have now decided that we no longer need holes in our walls. So it's difficult to refuse a product because when we bought it we knew it could be a problem. (Our walls are textured and very difficult to repair.) In any case, we can find another solution, perhaps with an alternative glue. I don't want to use another product name here but something that won't damage the wall if our 3 year old decides to climb it. Or maybe we'll wait until the kids are a little older. At some point they will definitely become more responsible and obey their parents, at least that's what I'm told.