Is there a benefit to four-sided vs. the standard shaped changing pad?
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I like it more because my baby will scoot and bump his head on the padded top instead of the wipe warmer behind his head. And he kicks so he hits the padded side instead of the diaper pail on the other side.
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Yes. Holds liquid (urine) like a little swimming pool. Provides a head "pillow" and foot rest for baby, which is better than the hard wood hitting baby's head or feet. Keeps baby within the safe cushioned zones...
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No. The one I got came with its own changing pad. I've really never used it though as its not big enough for my baby and also the raised sides of the changing table are unsafe and an inconvenient design to change a baby's diaper. As the pad nestles into the table with the raised sides. I didn't use it as I feared my baby hitting his head or feet on the raised sides. Plus it's not big enough anyways to properly hold a baby in. I bought a seperate changing pad to use but even that was hardly used. I ended up using one of the foldable changing mats which I can place anywhere to change my baby's diaper. Hope this helps. No. The one I got came with its own changing pad. I've really never used it though as its not big enough for my baby and also the raised sides of the changing table are unsafe and an inconvenient design to change a baby's diaper. As the pad nestles into the table with the raised sides. I didn't use it as I feared my baby hitting his head or feet on the raised sides. Plus it's not big enough anyways to properly hold a baby in. I bought a seperate changing pad to use but even that was hardly used. I ended up using one of the foldable changing mats which I can place anywhere to change my... » Read More No. The one I got came with its own changing pad. I've really never used it though as its not big enough for my baby and also the raised sides of the changing table are unsafe and an inconvenient design to change a baby's diaper. As the pad nestles into the table with the raised sides. I didn't use it as I feared my baby hitting his head or feet on the raised sides. Plus it's not big enough anyways to properly hold a baby in. I bought a seperate changing pad to use but even that was hardly used. I ended up using one of the foldable changing mats which I can place anywhere to change my baby's diaper. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The short sides are 41/2 inches tall. The front is slightly taller and the back is considerably taller.I think a 4 inch changing pad would be just fine.
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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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Hello Mr. Donis I bought a common changing pad cover it work perfect. Good luck and enjoy
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No these are only meant for the center and work well. If there is a diaper leak it happens to go on this changing pad liner and not the changing pad cover. We love them. You still need a changing pad cover. However these will help to make sure you wash the liners more and the cover less
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No- it comes with a thin changing pad. I went to craft store and bought foam then put the thin waterproof one on top. A standard changing pad sheet fits fine over the foam and pad.
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The changing pad is a little larger so you probably need the larger size offered on Amazon.
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Yes, the changing table came with a pad which is good enough. As a mom of a eight month old who has had her share of poopy diapers marathons, I suggest not to spend your energy and money looking for a cover for that pad. I always wipe it with cleaning solution or wipe cloth after every diaper change.
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Not really. I bought the ultra plush changing cover pad from Summer Infant and it does not sit well on the pad. It makes the pad look flat, but you can still put the baby and it stays in place. It just looks awkward.
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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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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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Hmm.. I'm not sure. I liked it because it just felt like it would cradle him more. I like how it supports his head. This way we can put him down with his head on either side and he still has a little pillow cushion. Now that my son is getting older, he tries to crawl off the changing pad a lot and we have to distract him with toys. The curvature keeps the toys on the pad with him and also slows him down a tiny bit. I don't think there are any drawbacks I can think of, maybe a few very small benefits in my book.
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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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There isn't a pad that specifically goes with this bassinet. And they don't recommend using one, which is crazy because your baby would basically be laying on a hard board. We bought the LA Baby 4-sided 32" changing pad with rounded edges that worked really well.
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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 used my contoured changing table mattress and used the changing pad covers as the sheets. He loved his changing table, so thats where I got my idea! :) You can buy them seperately almost anywhere, we got ours at Target. (p.s. they sell them on Amazon too).