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Choosing a Baby Changing Table That’s Right For Your Baby’s Nursery
With the thought of all of the diapers you will be changing as a new parent,
a free standing baby changing table provides you with a convenient, clean
and safe place to change your baby's diapers. Changing Tables are available
in a variety of finishes, styles and brands that can match anyone's personal
style and existing nursery furniture. We have listed below some points you
should keep in mind when choosing a baby changing table.
· Baby Changing Table Sturdiness - This is the most important quality to
look for in a changing table. Look for a table with solids legs and one that
doesn't look weak and fragile. Give the changing table the shake test. If
it’s flimsy now, it can only get worse.
· Safety Straps - Safety straps are a must have feature when using a diaper
changing table. These safety straps allow you to strap down your baby so he
or she can't roll off the table. They are sometimes inconvenient to use when
you are in a hurry, but are well worth the added couple of seconds in the
name of safety.
· Guardrails - The higher the guardrails are around the table the safer your
baby is going to be. But even when your changing table has high rails,
always use the safety strap and keep one hand on your baby at all times.
· Changing pad - Changing pads are usually included with the changing table
and come in a variety of styles –flat and contoured are the most prevalent.
Although they are waterproof, the smell of urine can sometimes linger.
Washing the pad with a mild soap and water should help keep thing fresh. Pad
size is usually about 18” x 36”. Add a terry cloth cover for babies comfort
to dress up the nursery.
· Storage - You will need a place to store diapers, wipes, creams, ointments
and washcloths. While some parents prefer storage drawers; some parents
prefer the open shelves on the majority of changing tables. This allows you
to have everything in reach when your changing your baby's diaper. If you
have pets, the openness of the changer might make it not the best choice in
the nursery.
· Alternatives to free standing wood changers – Contoured changing pads that
snap or screw to the back side of your dresser require no extra space in the
nursery as the rest on top of an appropriate height dresser (30”-38” tall).
Contour Pads have raised sides and a safety belt help keep your baby in
place.
· Flip Kit Changers – Flip kit changers rest on the top of a dresser and
attach down the back for safety. The have felt or silicone rubber feet so
they won’t damage the top of the furniture. When it “flips out” towards you,
it effectively doubles your workspace and allows you to change the baby
“vertically”. This is more advantageous than changing the baby sideways as
it is easier to see what you are doing.
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