Dose the changing table flip down or over? So after the baby naps you can flip the changing table back to its normal spot and change the baby?
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Changing table doesn't flip. It is stationed. You can remove it to use the playpin.
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It stays in place. So far for my chunky 9.5 month old grandson, it works to still use the changer and put him for a nap. Changer takes up 1/2 the open space. Plenty of room for him to sit and or pull himself up. When he gets too big for the changer, we will take it down the way we did the infant sleeper and it will just be a playpen.
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I am wondering if you flipped everything around and used the table top upside down if you could reverse it??
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None. It's not made for to be a changing table. I bought it for the same purpose but ended up just using a separate changing table. Still a nice dresser though.
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I don't believe you're supposed to flip it upside down, but you can reverse the head and foot. I've used these mattresses for years and when they get an indentation , reversing it helps.
1980419
If the pad is fitting into a changing table, there is no need to secure the pad. If you are trying to use the pad on a flat table top (ie chest, etc), then there is really not a way to secure it safely. I recommend changing the baby on the pad on the floor where it is safe...easy to do.
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I have never done it but you could anchor the harness to the sides of the changing table if it is the rung type (you have to have something to slip it through and wrap around). The harness comes up pretty high. Your little one would still be able to wiggle and flail legs but it would probably keep him from flipping himself over. It would take a minute to get him all harnessed up each diaper changing but it may be worth it. My 17 month old is going through that same stage - freaking out during diaper changes.
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The height of the mattress can be adjusted by moving the four bolts. The mattress we got can be flipped from infant to toddler firmness when that time comes.
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Yes. I suggest to buy the chiepest one. I didnt use the baby changer. Is useless
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No, but you can adjust the mattress, up and down, as the baby grows and starts standing in the crib.
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The changing pad comes with a strap. However, this strap is intended for the baby, not to secure it to furniture. I don't believe this is intended for a dresser. I personally wouldn't do it. If you are gonna go that route, I'd invest in some Velcro strips so it doesn't slide all over, and I'd never leave the baby unattended.
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You can remove the changing table once you make it into a twin bed. But while using it as a crib or daybed the changing table has to stay connected.
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The changing area simply snaps on to the top of the playard. You could remove it to access the bottom area, which would seem safer as it would be in the way over the top. It comes off fairly easily. I have only used this with a newborn at this point, but am very pleased with it.
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The changing pad is normal thickness it's not thin and the sides are higher to prevent rolling, the pad does have a pointed tip to fit the wall so there is no gap, you could replace the pad but it wouldn't reach the wall. I'm very very happy with this table we have had it 7 months now and I love that I don't have to change diapers sideways! Hope that helps!
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The answer is something in between. The changing table is far easier to take off than the bassinet, so you could just put it someplace else if you wanted. But you ca't hang it off the side. Hope that helps!
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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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It comes with the changing pad. It is very thin. The size is so odd that I would advise not buying one until you have assembled the crib. It is really too small to use as a changing table once the baby weighs more than 10 lbs. It is better served as a nightstand when the crib converts to a real bed. The dimensions of the changing table is about the size of two pieces of binder paper, not very big at all.
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when our son first flipped over we had to take him out of his standard bassinet (at 4 months). i am not a fan of putting him in his room yet since our rooms are on different floors, and I have used this for his 'bassinet' for over a month now and love it. he really moves in his sleep now, so knowing he is right beside me is comforting.