Velcro. Velcro is an effective way to attach a changing pad to the top of the dresser to prevent slippage while changing a diaper. Use large pieces of sticky Velcro, which are available at sewing supply stores. Separate the pieces and adhere one side to each of the four corners of the dresser top.
How do you use a change pad strap?
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Can you put a changing pad on any dresser?
You can easily repurpose a dresser into a changing table by adding a changing pad on top. Some parents use the changer option that comes with their portable playard, while others just use an on-the-go pad (many come included with your diaper bag) on the bed, couch or floor.
Can you remove topper from dresser?
The coordinating topper transforms this piece from a dresser into a changing table and then can be removed when your child is older.
How do you attach a changing table topper?
Screw the end of one into the front of the dresser and the other into the back. Pull the straps up and lay them flat on the top of the dresser. Place the changing pad on top and cross the straps up and over, buckling them in the center of the pad. This keeps the pad in place, both while using it and when not in use.
Is it safe to use a dresser as a changing table?
Using a dresser as a changing table will save space if you are also working with a small room. If you are thinking about using a dresser as a changing table, look for one that is at least 18 inches deep. This will allow enough room for a changing pad to sit safely on top.
Is change mat necessary?
In short; no. Getting a changing pad for your baby is absolutely not necessary. Instead of using a changing pad, it's pretty normal to simply lay out a towel or blanket onto a flat surface and get changing. This is super convenient because you can pretty much do this anywhere.
Do you really need changing pad liners?
Covers and liners aren't essential, but they are a good idea to have. The cover and the liner serve a different purpose than a changing pad. Most changing pads are enclosed with a plastic waterproof layer that can be cold against your baby's back and stick to their skin.