Since we used the lullaby earth pad and I didn't think we could in good conscience return it
938452
1. Its not naturepedic, its lullaby earth. Which is naturepedic's lower-end, sister company. I contacted naturepedic's customer service after receiving this product and that is almost a direct quote.  They also wanted this seller info to contact them to stop branding it as naturepedic.
2.  Must use it under a crib mattress pad or your kid will wake up with the "honeycomb grid" lines on whatever body part- leg, arm, face-  they were sleeping on.
So if your going to buy an organic matress pad too, just buy the "ultra breathable mattress cover- crib fitted" off the naturepedic website. It is basically this waterproof pad sewn into a matress cover. I wish we had just bought that one first and skipped this product!
Since we used the lullaby earth pad and I didn't think we could in good conscience return it, we ended up doubling up and puting it under the REAL naturepedic (ultra breathable) matress cover. So our daughter (a year +) has a half inch of padding instead of a fourth of an inch, however I wouldn't recommend it for younger babies it may make the bed too soft. Using both pads we have seen a difference in her sleeping (longer), which was my entire goal in the first placed.

Yep, that's right - I've spent nearly $200 trying to get my kid to sleep for more than 45 minutes at a time.  But if you're a sleep deprived parent of a kid that's 12 months +, you understand that it was worth it. But if I ever have kid # 2, I think I'll be looking for the softest infant matress to start with.
486602
Actually, we gave them away to someone else than it was intended for
1988731
Not what I really wanted, but cost more to ship it back than the original cost.
465664
Very disappointed I could not return it.  This product came highly recommended by my PT.  I have rotator cuff syndrome and was given a cool gel shoulder pad at the PT office.  I asked them where I could get one and was directed to Elastogel 9X24 pad.  The one in the office I could attach the end of the velcro strap directly to the pad's covering.  While attempting to do the same on this one it snagged and so understood it was not designed to do that.  I am wondering if the design had changed since my PT had been recommending this product.
  Finally on my attempt to return this product I am informed I could not.  So needless to say I am disappointment.  This did not work for my need. I am sure it will work for anyone that needs to wrap it around the legs and arms as one would have to use the available strap to attach the velcro to stay put.  Other applications it may be difficult.  I am going to try KooKare that have an area on the pad itself to attach the velcro straps.  Hoping that will work better for me. Will be putting in a review for that once I get it.
1042506
The children's full mattress is incredibly painful to sleep on. I wasted well over a thousand dollars on this and the box spring and honestly do not know what to do with it. It's too late to return. I'm really disappointed.
3137841
How do I return it?
YOU SHOOULD NOT SELL PRODUCT LIKE THIS. This is not a practical case ofr the Samsung pad
4848235
Actually we didn't need this & it was returned but I've been told it's a great product!
843910
not what we thought we were getting very  unhappy could have bought it any where for that  price not a deal
1358331
its not working so i just could not return it because i think its too late i don't know what to do because i am not going to use it anyway
3571690
I purchased this case to store my son's Little Touch Leap Pad books and cartridges in but they did not fit. The case is much bigger than I thought it would be but it still does not fit the Little Touch Leap Pad itself in there.

My son just got the My First Leap Pad for Christmas and this one DOES fit in there. I am glad we found a use for it or I would be sending it back for a refund. Make sure you know which system you will be using it for before purchasing to make sure it will fit.
3368822
I was so embarrassed when I accidentally threw my music rest away while I was boxing up my digital piano to move halfway across the country. Fortunately, it wasn't a huge financial loss to replace it!
1437812
I was very surprised that you didn't want this product back - why is that?  Shipping costs more that the product?

 I would be happy to exchange for a small.  I didn't ask for that with my return because I bought this for my daughter and it was too big for her but she didn't like the material either
3548800
That is NOT FULL Touch Surface.  I thought, WRONGLY, that this would be a touch pad that had the portability of a mouse.
I feel duped and stupid.  I don't care how quiet the noise is, it is the physical action of clicking that I HATE.  This was misrepresented in the description.
Also agree with comments from "Really Loud and a little of a let down."
122637
I loved the made in the USA idea, sounded like the best thing, ever. I did the prep, took everything apart just to find that it was not the right product. It is such a hassle for me to return stuff that I usually just throw things away if I can't give them away. Once the screen is peeled off the backing, it's a done deal. I was done.
2897072
The truth is I don't even use such products, I bought the item for my son who said I didn't make the right choice and thus I decided to replace it with his preferred type, knowing that, according to practice, I shall have to print out a return label, repack the stuff and drop it off at a UPS service center or street-side box. But, to my surprise and mixed feelings of pleasure and sort of being offended, although I cannot really explain why I felt offended, I failed to locate any link, or even an inkling, to a return label and, instead, I read "you don't have to return the item". Very generous and courteous of Amazon for sure and much appreciated. Thank you very much for the kind touch, Amazon.
344001
It's a silly thing, but late last year I found myself in need of a mouse pad. And so, out I went to check on what type I could pick up, knowing that the pad would only cost two or three dollars, tops. What I ran into was a series of mouse pads that, for one reason or another, did not meet my wishes. (Most were thick, ugly, and/or cheap looking, some were extrememly heavy, and others had unattractive pictures or logos on them.) I nearly gave up, thinking I would continue to do my mousing on my desk without anything beneath it.

And then I ran into the "Wowpad." I do have to confess that my first emotion upon seeing this pad was outrage that such a trivial component could cost nearly ten dollars. (In fact, I was incensed.) But being desperate, I picked it up and started examining it, and I was quite surprised at how my perception of this pad changed as I did.

First, this mouse pad is remarkably thin. It feels as though it might be the thickness of a piece of heavy cardstock paper, but certainly nothing more. That was intriguing. The surface felt unusual in that it had a surface not unlike Teflon, but with a plastic feel. It also had a stiffness to it not unlike cardstock, perhaps a bit more stiff, but certainly flexible enough to where it can be bent. OK, so out of desperation, I purchased one, grumbling the whole way through the purchase process because I was paying ten dollars for a mouse pad.

When I actually tried the mouse pad out, I was tremendously surprised. The surface finish, coupled with the extreme thinness of the pad, made mousing an entirely new experience. The mouse glides over the surface, and the pad's thinness allow you to place the pad almost anywhere, even if you need to put part of your laptop over the pad because of space constraints. And, a surprise, if you spill something on the pad, you simply wipe it up or clean it with a damp cloth (and it appears as though you might possibly be even able to wash the pad with soap and water over the sink if needed) because the construction seems generally impervious to such accidents.

This is clearly the best mouse pad I have ever used. Its outstanding characteristics make mousing easier than ever before, and the physical form factor and visual appearance of the pad make it so that you will find yourself carrying it with you wherever you go (note that this pad can be purchased in a large size for home use, or a smaller size for use with a laptop). It's so good, in fact, that I purchased a second one, so that I can have them in different locations where I work. This is a five-star product. If you are looking for a mouse pad, I can heartily recommend it without hesitation. Yes, it's costly, but you likely won't regret the purchase once you start using it.
14508
While it's beautiful my daughter commented to me that it was hard to move the mouse over the pad.  I wondered how a mouse pad could be difficult to use, so I grabbed the mouse myself and saw what she was talking about.  I compared it to the two old pads sitting next to it and concluded that the other pads were much better and the new one was essentially useless.  It still sits next to my daughter's mouse, but it's now for looks and doesn't get used.