what changing pad cover can we buy for this bathinette? Not sure the baby will enjoy the plastic feeling of the pad
1150954
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!
1150955
Hello Mr. Donis I bought a common changing pad cover it work perfect. Good luck and enjoy
748179
The pad is pretty soft... at first. Its pretty thin, and quickly flattens out and becomes hard if you have baby sleeping on it every night. Due to the odd shape, there aren't really any mattresses you can buy, and last I checked, Fisher Price didn't sell replacement pads. There is no sheet, and I haven't seen any in this size or shape. Eventually, I cut a small slit in the bottom of the pad and inserted a blanket to pad it. Also, the pad is not machine washable. If baby pees through or spits up on the pad, you have to hand wash and air dry. And then hope in dries before nap time. Because, no replacements. The pad is pretty soft... at first. Its pretty thin, and quickly flattens out and becomes hard if you have baby sleeping on it every night. Due to the odd shape, there aren't really any mattresses you can buy, and last I checked, Fisher Price didn't sell replacement pads. There is no sheet, and I haven't seen any in this size or shape. Eventually, I cut a small slit in the bottom of the pad and inserted a blanket to pad it. Also, the pad is not machine washable. If baby pees through or spits up on the pad, you have to hand wash and air dry. And then hope in dries before nap time. Because,... » Read More The pad is pretty soft... at first. Its pretty thin, and quickly flattens out and becomes hard if you have baby sleeping on it every night. Due to the odd shape, there aren't really any mattresses you can buy, and last I checked, Fisher Price didn't sell replacement pads. There is no sheet, and I haven't seen any in this size or shape. Eventually, I cut a small slit in the bottom of the pad and inserted a blanket to pad it. Also, the pad is not machine washable. If baby pees through or spits up on the pad, you have to hand wash and air dry. And then hope in dries before nap time. Because, no replacements. « Show Less
1122740
Mine came lined with a synthetic blend blue cover which I was unsure how I would really be able to wash well if it got soiled. I use an organic cotton cover on top and lay a smaller changing pad liner (with no elastic) on top of that which has a waterproof back. You can get them in sets of 3 from Babies R Us. They were helpful with newborns so you didn't have to change the whole cover so frequently. Hope this helps:-)
899723
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.
1812766
None, The pad is more like a pillow top/cushion that fits inside a wood changing table top with sides, that would go on top of a bureau or stand alone changing table. It is being used with furniture bought from Babies R Us.
2070377
I too own the Summer Infant contoured changing pad, but seeing that both are the same 16"x32" dimensions, I would say that this cover will work for the 4-sided changing pad.
1767049
DaVinci changing pad from Target is the only one I found that fits our changing dresser.
1115550
You could use it as is but I have bought Aden and Anais cover to protect the changing pad. As well, when the little one was a newborn I used a removable liner that I would put every time (Just in case...You'll see you will change more than 1 changing pad cover as the little one will find a way to do something on it).
1803102
Haven't used it as a changing pad but I can state emphatically that it does not move under the weight of an adult. In fact it will become slightly adhesive with the mattress cover so I suggest at least a sheet or bedspread. Hope this helps.
782358
So comfy for baby.I sponge bath baby on it between two sinks. That is why I bought it.it is the best changing pad out there
2010450
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!
1072213
The pad is white :)It's probably a good idea to use something under the baby or get a washable cover anyway, the thing is lovely and wipes clean well but it is much easier to clan up a piece of cloth or cover than the thing itself.
1413402
I had thought about a heating pad too - maybe on a low setting. There is a nice thick fluffy cushion inside that you can take out to wash. The underneath is not plastic - I'm not sure what it is. It looks like fabric but feels kind of paper-y. Just buy it and return if you don't like it. For $20 it's a pretty good deal.
16838
I use the American Baby Company Organic PVC and vinyl free pad. Make sure to get your pad without any chemicals like that, or you might as well buy a $50 chemical-based mattress!
1062893
Try American baby company for the bassinet sheet. Not sure for replacement pad.
1833685
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!
1469903
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).