A safe, well-organised changing station makes the many daily diaper changes easier. Place your changing pad on a sturdy dresser or changing table from our nursery furniture range, and see more setup ideas in our changing station collection.
Keep everything within arm's reach: non-toxic disposable diapers, gentle baby wipes, a soothing diaper cream or balm and an odour-locking diaper pail close by. For changes on the go, choose a diaper bag with a built-in portable changing pad.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use a changing pad safely?
Never leave your baby unattended on a changing pad, even for a moment. Keep one hand on your baby at all times, and use the safety strap if the pad has one, remembering that a strap doesn't replace supervision. Have everything you need within reach before you start.
Should I choose a contoured or flat changing pad?
Contoured changing pads have raised sides that help keep your baby centred, which many parents find reassuring as babies start to wriggle and roll. Flat pads are simpler and easier to wipe clean. Either way, always stay hands-on.
What's the difference between a changing pad cover and a liner?
A changing pad cover is a fitted, sheet-like cover that goes over the whole pad for comfort. A liner is a smaller, often waterproof layer placed on top where your baby lies, so you can swap it quickly after a messy change without removing the full cover.
How many covers and liners do I need?
Two or three covers let you keep one on the pad while the others are in the wash. Liners get changed more often, so having several on hand saves you from doing laundry after every blowout.
Can I put a changing pad on top of a dresser?
Yes, as long as the dresser top is large enough for the pad to sit fully on it without overhanging. Secure the pad to the dresser if it has an attachment system, and always anchor the dresser to the wall to prevent tip-overs.
What should I look for in a non-toxic changing pad?
Look for organic or natural fabrics and a waterproof layer made without PVC (vinyl) or added flame-retardant chemicals. Certifications like GREENGUARD Gold and GOTS help confirm what a pad is made from and how much it emits.
How do I clean a changing pad?
Wipe the pad's waterproof surface with mild soap and water after messes, and wash covers and liners regularly following the care label. Let everything dry completely before reusing it to prevent mould and odours.
Do you offer free shipping and returns on changing pads?
Yes. Every order ships free with hassle-free returns, and first-time customers get 10% off at checkout, up to a maximum discount of $75. See our shipping and returns pages for details.
