Is there any way to attach this changing pad to the dresser?
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The belt that comes with the changer has a sticky side to attach to the dresser; however, the pad itself does not attach to the dresser. You may be able to attach it using double sided mounting tape, but that would likely damage the dresser. I have been using this changing pad for 5+ months with a wiggly baby and the pad does not slide on the dresser at all while the baby is on it. This changing pad is much sturdier than the traditional rectangular foam pads.
1623595
It is made of non-slip rubber, and it does not slide off the dresser. It doesn't come with any attachments to hold it in place.
1623596
There's a velcro "tape" on the strap that you can attach to the dresser. The pad itself doesn't attach to the dresser
1623597
No, but because of the material it does not slip. I have been using it for 2 months and never had a problem. I'm sure you could attach some Velcro to the bottom though.
1623598
no but because of the material its made of, it doesn't move/slide around. i found it to be pretty sturdy.
1623599
Yes, the strap has a large adhesive strip that adheres to the dresser and then the changing pad sits on top of it.
32616
The Non-Oeuf changing table (I'm not sure they make changing tables) I got came with 4 sides which made a frame on top of a dresser that I put the changing pad into. It doesn't come with screws or Velcro. This is a link to the table i purchased and the pad fit perfectly;
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Not sure what you mean by safely, but it has worked well for us for the past 8 months. There are straps that you are supposed to attach to the back of the dresser/changing table. I found that many people don't do this and the changing pad could slide off. We attached ours and it works very well and is safe.
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Yes you can. I have one in mine right now...along with one in both of our diaper changing baskets. I just ordered more because when babies are little, they have a tendency to go while you are changing them and are were getting ours soiled faster than we could wash them. These have saved my couch and bed several times and our little one is only 2 weeks old.
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Not sure it's been a while since I used it. I don't know how you want to use it. I'm a total minimalist. I never had a changing table I felt like it's the unnecessary piece of furniture and I still feel that way. I had the changing pad on the couch, floor anywhere I wanted to change my baby. Skid or no skid was never an issue.
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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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Any kind will work but because it is four sided the center won't lay flat on the changing pad. But when you put baby on it, its fine
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It isn't really a changing table top. The top of the dresser (the length, I suppose) is longer than a changing pad, so if you put a changing pad on top - which we plan to do - you can set a basket at the end of it or something else. I liked that option so when the babe was old enough, I could just take the changing pad off and it is a regular dresser, and doesn't look like a "baby" piece of furniture.
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It comes with a small (thin not tiny) pad in it that will work, but we also added just a standard size changing pad to the holder and it fit fine.
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I bought this one (link below) and it fits perfectly. It's raised on all sides and comes with straps to secure the baby. It also has a strap so that you can screw it into the dresser so the pad doesn't come off. Before I secured the back arched piece of wood for the dresser and nailed the back on, I placed the secure strap through the back. The top and back were enough to hold the pad without me having to actually screw anything into the dresser. LA Baby 4 Sided Changing Pad 30", WhiteLA Baby 4 Sided Changing Pad 30", White I bought this one (link below) and it fits perfectly. It's raised on all sides and comes with straps to secure the baby. It also has a strap so that you can screw it into the dresser so the pad doesn't come off. Before I secured the back arched piece of wood for the dresser and nailed the back on, I placed the secure strap through the back. The top and back were enough to hold the pad without me having to actually screw anything into the dresser. LA Baby 4 Sided Changing Pad 30", WhiteLA Baby 4 Sided Changing Pad... » Read More I bought this one (link below) and it fits perfectly. It's raised on all sides and comes with straps to secure the baby. It also has a strap so that you can screw it into the dresser so the pad doesn't come off. Before I secured the back arched piece of wood for the dresser and nailed the back on, I placed the secure strap through the back. The top and back were enough to hold the pad without me having to actually screw anything into the dresser. LA Baby 4 Sided Changing Pad 30", WhiteLA Baby 4 Sided Changing Pad 30", White « Show Less
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the crib mattress is a standard size, so any will do, but the changing pad is smaller than standard. it comes with one, but it's pretty thin, and it's flat, so if you want a curved changing pad, you may have to modify one yourself.
594299
I can't remember how we tried to do that, but my Mom (who I purchased this item for) found the rubber pad on the bottom got in the way of her step, so she's not using it.
1599446
Kind of, but not really. The drawers are connected to the right of shelf and you can't change that. But you can change which end of the overall bed the shelf/dresser sits on. Since the bottom full size is an unconnected stand-alone unit, you can switch the top twin assembly with the dresser at either end. Does that make sense?
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yes the changing pad sheet works best we also put a thin blanket in there and tuck it under the provided pad
67813
I used the flat surface to the left of the dresser for a changing table. Worked out very well. As for the hutch I'm not sure bring I did not purchase this item. Hope this was helpful? I can tell you the measurements of the area which will be used as a changing table.
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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.
1389950
I think it had a large strap with a screw and you could put it in the wall we didn't do that I cut all the straps off and I put heavy duty velcro on the bottom of the changing pad and the top of the dresser it works great I now have a 22 month old and it's still in place