How do you secure this changing pad to your dresser? The strap it came with is for securing the baby to the pad, but what about the pad to the dresser
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I use industrial self adhesive velcro. I purchased it from fabric store such as joannes or handcock fabrics.
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I always used a receiving blanket or pad and just wrapped it around the "mattress" and secured it. At that age, my little one didn't move around wildly enough to disturb it. And I was right there the whole time.
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It comes with a changing pad but it's a flimsy flat one. It will take a regular crib mattress you get anywhere
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Hi, ChalS, did you ever find a pad to fit your babyletto changing table? We're in the same boat.
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There are holes for the safety belt to go through. It is a cover only, and the changing pad is the one that you buy separately that should have the belt.
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I put it under the sheet or mattress pad ... it works great! It has some felt like strips on the bottom which help keep it in place. I'm not a "gadget" baby mama ... and this is my hands down favorite accessory for my daughter, other than our Bob stroller. I highly recommend it .. and it's awesome for traveling!
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it comes with snaps that can be screwed into the back of the dresser, so the changing pad can be snapped on and off.
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First off; congratulations on the baby/grand baby/niece/nephew! The bassinet (with the handle) are attached to the base of the whole system by two parachute-style clips. They are very secure, which is great. They're also hidden by the ruffles. The removable portion is fairly easy to remove, allowing you to use the changing pad that is built into (and not removable) below; which forms the top of the rest of the system once the basket is removed. We were very happy with ours; have kept it in anticipation of another child. Please let me know if you have other questions with which I can help. First off; congratulations on the baby/grand baby/niece/nephew! The bassinet (with the handle) are attached to the base of the whole system by two parachute-style clips. They are very secure, which is great. They're also hidden by the ruffles. The removable portion is fairly easy to remove, allowing you to use the changing pad that is built into (and not removable) below; which forms the top of the rest of the system once the basket is removed. We were very happy with ours; have kept it in anticipation of another child. Please let me know if you have other questions with which I can help.
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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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Truthfully I haven't had a lot of use with it yet since my baby is only 3 weeks old and we haven't gone out much. It's a simple tri-fold pad that secures with Velcro. It doesn't have pockets or anything to hold wipes or diapers, so if you think you'll need that then you might want to purchase the matching changing station. For me, I think I'll going to be happy with it since I'll always have the diaper bag around to hold what I need. The diaper bag is AWESOME.
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The company provides screws for attachment to the changing table. You can use a non skid shelf liner underneath the pad which I also use myself.
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We use the Prince Lionheart hanging plastic diaper caddy. It fits perfectly on the side of the changer. We're really happy with the changing table. It's very sturdy!
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My baby has also gotten more and more difficult to change as she's gotten older (she is 10 months now). Unfortunately, she's been able to thrash free of the Velcro when the strap is used as a swaddle for quite a while. And if I simply use it around her waist she can undo it by hand. I don't find the swaddle strap useful for her as she rolls and scoots and arches. All that sometimes helps is giving her something distracting (like my phone or keys). In short, it's a fine changing pad, but has no magic for a larger baby who doesn't want to be changed.
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No, but it's better this way to hold the pad on top. Just buy another dresser after the baby outgrows this one...
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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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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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There are 2 straps that secure the pad to the table. It hasa rubber non- skid bottom. Plus a strap with emergency release for extra security for the baby. The two straps can be secured to the back if the changing table or dresser.