Did you have trouble finding a changing pad that fits in the top portion?
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I found one at walmart for about $15 it doesn't fit perfect but very close- great changing table set- I recommend it
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No, I think they all will fit this. The one I got came in a nursery pack from Babies R' Us. It was difficult to put together though. There were screws missing too when we got it.
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No I used a summer infant changing pad and it fits perfectly. I think most changing pads are all the same size.
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No, not at all. My changing pad fits wonderfully and I have room to tuck lotion or diaper cream between the pad and the side.
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I didn't think too much about it when I ordered the pad. I think I just ordered the one that Amazon said "Frequently bought together", and it fit.
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No i did not. I got a standard size changing pad (babies r us brand I think) and it fits fine. The changing table/dresser is not made of the best quality materials and the husband almost fibrilated when he was putting it together but it's decent for the price. Our baby is two now and we still are using but she will probably grow out of it soon. Hope this helps!! Good luck!!
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only the one that comes with it as far as I can tell actually fits. most changing pad covers are too big, but they will work you just have to tuck them under a little
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I never bought a changing pad for it... I think it is a very comfortable plastic type... I just put some toel paper under diaper area while changing him. Hope it can help!
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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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16 3/4 inches by 32 1/2 inches - measured from the inside where the pad is...I was worried about this as well, but the standard changing pads seem to fit fine...I bought one and was given two others of different brands and they all fit well.
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I bought the changing pad for my great grandson & if the cover is a little big, you can tuck in the sides because the changing pad fits my changing table perfectly.
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You can purchase standard-sized covers on Amazon which fit fine. Personally, I sewed my own. Search diy changing pad covers on Pinterest, there are a lot of good tutorials and it's an easy project.
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The changing pad area is- 31 in x 17.5 in. I think that most regular sized changing pads will fit.
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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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DaVinci changing pad from Target is the only one I found that fits our changing dresser.
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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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I got the wrong one at first and it was too big, but you can get the Athena Daphne Kimberly changing table pad on Amazon, as I did for $31.99 and it arrived within a few days. I hope this helps.
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There is not a changing pad with the pack not play, there is a 1/2 inch pad that slides either into the double bassinet or in the bottom of play pin.
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I just got Summer Infant changing pad 32.5x16.5. It fits tight (with pretty thick pad cover too).
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You may have gotten the wrong product but I'm not 100% sure. Your best bet is to contact them. My bag came with a changing pad
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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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The changing pad is nice enough you don't even really need a cover, we have just used a liner a lot of the time. But we have the naturpedic cover and just a normal Carter's blue dot cover from Babies R Us. That one fits just fine. It might seem a little odd at first but gets nice and snuggly once baby's been laid on it once or twice. But again, you could probably also go without!