Home Christmas Decorations These Genius Christmas Trees Are Baby-Friendly & Cat-Proof, Too By Erica LoopDecember 4, 2018 Search more like this christmas-treechristmas-carolretailercatholiday-decorneedleinsertornamentafter-hoursstandardshippetleavelook Read next Christmas Decorations The Best Organic Clothes for Babies & Toddlers Christmas Decorations 45 Pumpkin Carving Designs That’ll Wow the Neighborhood Christmas Decorations Target’s Best Holiday Deals Start Sooner Than You Think Christmas Decorations This Larger Than Life Mister Rogers Monument is Exactly What the World Needs Christmas Decorations Want a Free Donut on Halloween? Here’s How to Get One from Krispy Kreme You know the Christmas carol, “O Christmas Tree”—how lovely are thy branches and all that? Well, lovely until your cat—or your curious toddler—comes along this time of year. Get ready to experience holiday decor in a whole new and entirely practical way, thanks to these Parasol Christmas trees. We know you’ve been there: after hours of painstakingly dressing your Christmas tree with a decade’s worth of ornaments only to watch as your toddler plucks the bottom half clean. Oh, and then the cat gets in on the action, whether it’s batting at the Baby’s First Christmas ornament or climbing up to insert itself as your new tree topper. This looks like a challenge all cats will accept. They just need to project trees on the wall. Saves the mess and long cleanup. — Chantal Girard (@ARadChantGirl) November 28, 2018 British retailer Argos has an answer for your Christmas tree woes, as the makers of the Parasol Christmas tree. These six-foot trees are made from PVC and look just like a parasol—hence the name. Even though the parasol is just about as tall as your standard Christmas tree, those fluffy green needles are only at the top. That means the bottom is completely bare, leaving an empty space. Even though this tree doesn’t exactly look like what you’d typically see, it’s absolutely ideal if you want to keep prying little hands (human and pet) away! The Parasol Christmas tree regularly retails for £50. Yup, that’s British pounds, which means sadly, Argos doesn’t ship overseas. We’re hoping a U.S. retailer picks up on this nifty trend soon! —Erica Loop Featured Photo: Argos RELATED STORIES: We Tried Starbucks’ New Juniper Latte—Here’s What It Tastes Like The Elf on the Shelf Got a Makeover This Year for the Best Reason We Are Craving Trader Joe’s New Peppermint Bark Popcorn