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Selden78
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Changing Pad???
Do you realy use them?
How much do you think I realy need one??
Just wanted some feed back before I got one I mean I know they are only 20.00 but are they realy nessisary?
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Posted 7/30/07 11:20 AM  |
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dm24angel
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Re: Changing Pad???
what do you mean changing pad? For the changing table? YES they are needed? Where would you change them otherwise?
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| Posted 7/30/07 11:22 AM |
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leighla
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Lauren
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Re: Changing Pad???
One of the most used items in my house.
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| Posted 7/30/07 11:23 AM |
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Selden78
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Re: Changing Pad???
Posted by dm24angel
what do you mean changing pad? For the changing table? YES they are needed? Where would you change them otherwise?
you can change a baby anyplace cant you??? just put something down where ever you are then change them...
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| Posted 7/30/07 11:24 AM |
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Tah-wee-ZAH
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Re: Changing Pad???
Yeah, but it provides extra cushioning. Plus you are going to need to set up a changing station with supplies, whether it be an actual changing table, the top of a dresser or another type of table. I wouldn't want to regularly do it on a bed. What about an accident? Then you are changing the entire bed too.
Downstairs I have my full changing table (in DR) because most diaper changes throughout the day occur there and upstairs I just have a pad on top of the dresser. All of the diapers and supplies are in the top drawer.
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| Posted 7/30/07 11:31 AM |
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leighla
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Re: Changing Pad???
Posted by Selden78
Posted by dm24angel
what do you mean changing pad? For the changing table? YES they are needed? Where would you change them otherwise?
you can change a baby anyplace cant you??? just put something down where ever you are then change them...
You can, but you'll regret it the first time they pee on your couch or bed! 
Plus it's much more secure and comfortable for them on a changing pad, plus, as Theresa said, you'll want a little station with all your supplies.
It makes things much easier. I have one upstairs and one downstairs.
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| Posted 7/30/07 11:35 AM |
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Helene718
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Re: Changing Pad???
I use mine every day, several times a day. Definitely a necessity.
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| Posted 7/30/07 11:37 AM |
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Selden78
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Re: Changing Pad???
thanks girls
then I will leav it on my reg :)
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| Posted 7/30/07 11:43 AM |
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EmmaNick
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Re: Changing Pad???
I use my changing table for every changing unless we are out, so I would say yes, it's necessary
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| Posted 7/30/07 1:32 PM |
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Marcie
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Re: Changing Pad???
Also - I think some time of changing table would be good - cause not for nothing - when you don't have one and you have a c-section - you need to be standing up to change the kids diaper - you can lean over too much or even get up and down from the floor 
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| Posted 7/30/07 1:35 PM |
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