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Had a friend who always hid his gun safe in the baby's room. Put a big purple "Barney the Dinosaur" blanket over it and built toy shelves around it.
Yes he was careful about children and firearms..just thought it would be the last place to get picked over.
I watched a home security feed of some guys cutting a hole in the wall with a chainsaw and pushing a safe into the back of a truck...so be mindful of that. Watching the feed they were gone in ten minutes. It's fairly easy to tip one over. Also look at the corners of the doors of the the safe. If it has sharp edges and room for a pry bar its pretty do-able to pry one open. Lots of vids on the net on this.-WW
ps. If it's not heavy enough, put bags of concrete in the bottom.
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