Just want to make sure re what size changing pad fits in there - is it inconvenient not having room for things on top like wipes?
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I originally put a container of wipes and extra diapers, cream, etc. in the top drawer. It is a fairly large drawer. Eventually I found that I needed more room for clothes so I brought in a shelving unit that I had in another room and used that for diapers, wipes, etc. I also have a wipes warmer that has to be plugged in (not really a necessary item IMO but I still use it). So it helped to have the wipes container on a shelf and not in the drawer.
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It is a normal size changing pad that fits on there. I bought a holder that clips onto the side which held wipes and lotions, and after sometime I started putting it in the first drawer. It was fine that it didn't fit on there since there are so many other options. I love this dresser b/c once your child no longer needs to be changed anymore, you can remove the changing pad and it becomes a dresser. It also looks very clean and sleek.
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I currently have size 5 overnight diapers in there with no issue. I guess it depends on the size. :) The wipes shouldn't be an issue. You can make your own ziplock bag dispenser for the wipes.
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There is room next to changing pad to place some items. We are still waiting for the baby to arrive, but a wipe warmer is next to it with room for a few other smaller items. Hope this helps!
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No I used a summer infant changing pad and it fits perfectly. I think most changing pads are all the same size.
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I would go with the Happy Changer by Hulabye over this product due to the fact you can wash it and use normal changing pads under it. That way you don't have to cut slits in a cover or worry about poo getting on the strap part of this product.
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I use the LA Baby 4 Sided Changing Pad 30" (bought it on amazon) to go with this piece. fits perfectly.
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I never purchased the hutch, but I highly doubt that you can fit the changing pad in it with the hutch & actually use it safely. You may be bumping baby's head.
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You can purchase standard-sized covers on Amazon which fit fine. Personally, I sewed my own. Search diy changing pad covers on Pinterest, there are a lot of good tutorials and it's an easy project.
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Width wise, yes, length wise it is significantly shorter than the changing pad. I still found it long big enough to comfortably make sure any mess stayed on the liner and didn't get on the pad.
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I'm not sure, but if you look at the Duo Essential on Amazon, it says nothing about a changing pad. I would be tempted to say yes, you got the wrong bag.My Duo Deluxe came with one.
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It comes with a flat pad that fills the entire space. Plenty of room for wipes and a few stuffed animals right now with my 9 week old. Eventually I will store those items in the top drawer though.
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There's no changing pad included, but the bag has plenty of space. I just used a changing pad from another diaper bag I had
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As far as I am aware, there's only one standard changing pad size. Approximately 32 x 16 inches.
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A regular 16x29 or 16x29.5 contour changing pad will work perfectly. I bought mine at Burlington for $10. It's a really basic nylon one, but it works perfectly with a fitted fabric pad cover (bought separately). The exact size of the changing table surface is 16 1/8" x 29 1/2". Hope this helps!
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it's a standard changing pad so as long as it has elastic and "fits standard changing pads" you should be fine
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No, not at all. My changing pad fits wonderfully and I have room to tuck lotion or diaper cream between the pad and the side.
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A standard size changing pad that you buy at the store doesn't fill the whole space there is about a 4 in gap enough to store a few diapers and a small wipe box. The thin pad that comes with it does fill the whole space.