Has anyone had a problem with paint peeling on the changing area, specifically where adult would be leaning in to change the baby's diaper?
2091100
We've used it everyday for the last 4 months and haven't had any issues with peeling paint.
2091101
I lost my baby a month ago so I really can't answer with certainty but I loved the changer when I purchased it and I still do. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Congratulations on your baby.
2091102
My daughter has only been using the table for a few months. Hope it doesn't happen because she loves the table and crib
1803104
I use mine with an adult & haven't tried it with a baby. I know with my adult that after being washed several times, they do tend to slide a little at her feet, but NOT where her body weight is. It's just my opinion, I think your baby would be safe on one of these for the length of time it takes to change him/her!!!
1252527
I'm glad to answer your question. My child is very like them, I like them, too. I don't have to worry about painting on clothes,it can be clean.I think painting in the high chair tray, should also can wash out.
715134
Not sure it's been a while since I used it. I don't know how you want to use it. I'm a total minimalist. I never had a changing table I felt like it's the unnecessary piece of furniture and I still feel that way. I had the changing pad on the couch, floor anywhere I wanted to change my baby. Skid or no skid was never an issue.
505532
Hi Faye, how widespread is the peeling? Also how many coats of clear coat did you apply? Is the paint exposed or do u have a clear coat left?
1172233
I purchased the orange colored bottle a few moths ago and I haven't had any trouble with the paint peeling off. I tend to hand wash the bottle in hot water, instead of using a dishwasher, so that may help. Overall, it's a good product. Hope this helps.
2037190
For night feedings it should be fine since the baby will still be breathing and moving during feedings. To do diaper changes you will need to turn the monitor off and remove it from the diaper before you change the diaper-- remember to turn it off, or the time it spends on the table (not moving) will make the alarm sound!
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We've used this in my daughters crib now for almost a year and haven't had an issue. But if it ever happened to me, I'd contact the manufacture. Most of the time, that seems to do the trick when it comes to that kind of stuff. Hope that helps.
2175927
I had the same problems as Patrick Calahan and Kristin1724. I emailed back and forth with the manufacturer all day today, and was informed "there will still be a gap on the toddler rail." I've since reported this crib to the CPSC (http://www.saferproducts.gov/Default.aspx) because I believe that the design of the converted toddler bed with the rail gap is unsafe. If I had know about this gap before choosing the crib, I would never have chosen the Babyletto Mercer. I now need to purchase a toddler bed for my 22-month-old.
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I like having the open shelves. I put extra diapers, wipes, diaper genie liners, changing pads, etc. there. Makes is easy and convenient to get to if I run out while changing the baby.
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Not that I know of. Only option is to take seat section off so the baby (when walking) can use the activity center. We are currently in the "almost too big" and "not quite walking" stage. However, my grandson is still quite interested in playing with all the various activities (I am helping him to stand as he plays). Hope this perspective helps!
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follow up....I change both the inserts & the outer cover at each diaper change. Just seems like a better idea, when just changing the inserts. FYI: with these inserts, if you stay on top of it, and change as needed, no diaper rash. That's the big plus with cloth diapers.
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They recommend putting down paint tarps. We had our floor pulled up so didn't worry. I don't have an answer if you already have the problem.
1748076
Never had an issue, not sure what paint problem there is... We use patty paper which helps with clean up and sticking.
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We used this and the fisher price. The fisher price potty was uncomfortable for my child (18 months at the time) to sit on. The splash guard is wider, forcing her legs apart more than was comfy for her. My child likes leaning back on the babybjorn, which she could not do with the fisher price one. The babybjorn potty is very versatile, my baby used it from 6 months and still likes it at 5 years even though she has long been potty trained.
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Don't know that your doing anything wrong. We just step on the pedal, drop the diaper in, and let go of the pedal and it pulls it down. When you change your bag are you pulling it through some and then tying the knot? That might could be a problem. Maybe when you change the bag pull down about a 1/2 to a foot of bag tie knot and then see if that helps maybe its just been to snug. We love ours.
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I don't know, but I never used the feature. I always just changed my son right in the bassinet and used the bottom as storage. Was too much hassle to put the changing table thing on top.