Do you think you would be able to squish this changing pad into a 28 x 15.5 size changing table and not change the shape of the part the baby lays on?
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. The board attached to the bottom would bend or break in the Width. The length might make it, but not the width.
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Mine has a piece of cardboard or particle board at the bottom underneath the foam. The foam would squish fine, but the board bends upward if you try to squeeze it narrower.
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This was the smallest pad we could find. It fits European changing stands like those from Ikea and other modern furniture makers/styles with narrow tables. It's still tight lengthwise and not quite deep enough to fill the space. But compared to a standard American changing pad, which are much wider, it's really the only option. Inside the plastic cover is foam, so it will squeeze some if necessary.
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I believe this is the size of my changing table (Storkcraft Portofino Crib with Changer) as well and yes it does squish in. It isn't the easiest fit with a changing pad cover on, but it definitely works.
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the space I have is 28 3/4 inches, so 1/4 inch smaller. th width is a couple inches smaller. would this work? I want one with the contour sides
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Hello, Eitan. The changing pad is not included here. We purchased the following ones, and it worked fine:- Summer Infant Ultra Plush Change Pad Cover, Sage- Summer Infant Contoured Changing PadGood luck! :)
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The changing pad is not enough. I would recommend getting a separate one that you can also buy covers for.
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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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the crib mattress is a standard size, so any will do, but the changing pad is smaller than standard. it comes with one, but it's pretty thin, and it's flat, so if you want a curved changing pad, you may have to modify one yourself.
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If the pad is fitting into a changing table, there is no need to secure the pad. If you are trying to use the pad on a flat table top (ie chest, etc), then there is really not a way to secure it safely. I recommend changing the baby on the pad on the floor where it is safe...easy to do.
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You could use it as is but I have bought Aden and Anais cover to protect the changing pad. As well, when the little one was a newborn I used a removable liner that I would put every time (Just in case...You'll see you will change more than 1 changing pad cover as the little one will find a way to do something on it).
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I have not put the crib together yet. I'm going to use a different changing pad too. Sorry :(
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I just bought the regular summers infant 12-15 dollar one..it's size is 16x32 and I cut the length to make it fit and the 16in width fit great still..I have looked at reviews for the changing pad that is suppose to fit and it had bad reviews for being 30+ dollars. Even with the length cut (equal cuts on both sides to ensure the strap stays centered) when u cover it with the changing pad covers you can't tell that you cut it. And for 12-15 dollars I think it's been money well spent! Hope this helps you. I looked everywhere for none with the exact measurements and can't find one. Have a blessed day I just bought the regular summers infant 12-15 dollar one..it's size is 16x32 and I cut the length to make it fit and the 16in width fit great still..I have looked at reviews for the changing pad that is suppose to fit and it had bad reviews for being 30+ dollars. Even with the length cut (equal cuts on both sides to ensure the strap stays centered) when u cover it with the changing pad covers you can't tell that you cut it. And for 12-15 dollars I think it's been money well spent! Hope this helps you. I looked everywhere for none with the exact measurements and can't find one. Have a... » Read More I just bought the regular summers infant 12-15 dollar one..it's size is 16x32 and I cut the length to make it fit and the 16in width fit great still..I have looked at reviews for the changing pad that is suppose to fit and it had bad reviews for being 30+ dollars. Even with the length cut (equal cuts on both sides to ensure the strap stays centered) when u cover it with the changing pad covers you can't tell that you cut it. And for 12-15 dollars I think it's been money well spent! Hope this helps you. I looked everywhere for none with the exact measurements and can't find one. Have a blessed day « Show Less
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There is a cheap, thin changing pad that comes with this. I use it, but have a pad that I place on top of it that is washable. The pad is thin and plastic. I do not know if there are particularly fitted mats for this. I have a changing pad that you would use when out and about that folds up that I lay on top of it. I hope this answers your question!
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We've been using the pad that comes with the table (pointed to match shape of changing area, pretty high sides and standard thickness) with no issues or complaints. I thought about changing it out (or making my own) but wasn't worth the hassle. The babies don't sleep up there, so it's not necessary to have a thicker pad. There's plenty of cushion. We're very pleased with the quality of this product. I would highly recommend this item to anyone looking for the front changing option.
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I don't think it's tall enough to be comfortable to be used as a changing table, plus it's missing a side (that attaches to the bed). But anything can be used as a changing table, I guess, even a crib, so maybe that's why the description says that
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The changing pad section is 16 3/4" x 32 1/2". I bought the Summer Infant Contoured Changing Pad on Amazon and it fits perfectly in there.
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I am not sure of the exact size of the changing pad that comes with this changer, however I do know that the standard changing pad covers are too small
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You can use standard for the mattress but measure for the changing pad. It is not standard.
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yes the changing pad sheet works best we also put a thin blanket in there and tuck it under the provided pad
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It probably would be too big. Even if you put a fitted sheet over it would be very lumpy and probably too fluffy fat with a dip in the middle. Not sure good idea safety wise, would not want a baby's face to sink into the thickness and not be able to turn.