First, you should have some door or child-proof security gate to the room.
Beyond that putting speakers on stands will make things far more dangerous for your son should they topple.
Lastly and most important is that you speak firmly/scold him anytime he's within 10 ft. of the equipment. This is more for his safety than for protecting your equipment.
When my son was an infant and toddler we used a gate and when he was in the room and got too close he was scolded firmly.
As a result I only needed to scold him a handful of times and since he was the age of 3 he became the protector of the equipment should any of his friends be in the vicinity.
My son recently turned 8 and I defy any of his friends to try to enter the room when my son is around.
Now the wife on the other hand is another story altogether and I'm open for any/all advice. :)
-IMO
Beyond that putting speakers on stands will make things far more dangerous for your son should they topple.
Lastly and most important is that you speak firmly/scold him anytime he's within 10 ft. of the equipment. This is more for his safety than for protecting your equipment.
When my son was an infant and toddler we used a gate and when he was in the room and got too close he was scolded firmly.
As a result I only needed to scold him a handful of times and since he was the age of 3 he became the protector of the equipment should any of his friends be in the vicinity.
My son recently turned 8 and I defy any of his friends to try to enter the room when my son is around.
Now the wife on the other hand is another story altogether and I'm open for any/all advice. :)
-IMO