Is the changing pad attached to the pouch or separate?
1021601
It is separate. I like it because there is also room to put a few diapers in the pouch and a travel size wipes.
346116
it's permanently attached but you can use a carabiner to hook it to your stroller or diaper bag. The strap is actually very long I often sling it over my shoulder when carrying it in.
367725
Yes. At first I thought it was going to be a bit much having both, but it's nice to be able to just take the changing station as opposed to the whole bag. That way when my husband and I are with both kids the bag can stay with him (or vice versa) in case he needs something out of it. The only downside is it takes up a bit if room in the bag. But there's so many other compartments it still works for me. Hopefully this helps!
950697
Yes, it does. Both pads are removable, and the smaller one is very easy to pull out.
1430898
It comes with a changing pad but it's thin and my daughter kept putting her arms and legs through the sides. I got a thicker mat to cover the side rails and prevent that from happening. The mat that comes with the table does not come with a cover. I do like the rest of table though and am glad that I purchased it.
2180871
Im going to assume your asking about a separation between the bladder and the contents of the pack. the answer to that is no. the pack is one large storage. However, the main pack SHOULD come with an assault pack attached. that assault pack does have a separation for bladders. what I use is a camel back for the water bladder and jerry rig it to the side of the pack.
218741
The changing pad can zip off - although honestly, I never zip it off. There is a zipper pocket (where I usually keep the wipes and a travel size diaper cream) and a mesh pocket (easily fits a couple of diapers) on the other part when it zips apart
694665
yes the one it comes with is pretty flimsy, I replaced it with the Summer Infant contoured changing pad and I just tucked in the back of it against the wall and you can't tell that it doesnt go with the table.
1395955
Not really. The bag is very thin. The change of clothes will probably fit without the diapers, changing pad, and wipes. I can squeeze 2 diapers in, a wallet, phone, changing pad, wipes, desetin, and a few tiny things like a pen and diaper trash bag. Basically things that are less than an inch wide.
1678506
Look up the PooPoose, a "wiggle free" diaper changing pad with thick fuzzy strap (with velcro) for exactly this purpose. Designed by a pediatric dentist. I purchased on on Amazon a few months ago and it works well with my wiggle monster (13 months).
681445
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.
1366689
No pocket in back...the changing pad would go in the main zippered part but there is an elasticized pocket on the inside wall to fit the changing pad
927353
Its been a while , so I don't remember I can go look. But I know there are no extra pieces to buy for keeping it as two pieces. And yes it is very long connected. But it is designed to be versatile. I know that the changing table is open on the sides and the back. This is a beautiful piece and if you separate it it will work and still be funtional
459318
Yes it does. I bought it thinking that there wasn't. It was a nice surprise to open the back pocket and find a changing pad in there.
7162
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.
2010451
There is I would say about 2 inches left at most once the changing pad is placed. We have a bottle of powder, lotion & diaper cream lined up at the end but that is all there is room for.
1949066
yes the changing pad sheet works best we also put a thin blanket in there and tuck it under the provided pad