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Bellini changing table.
For those of you who have the Bellini changing table, what do you do with the pad when you fold the bottom part under the changing table?
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ANewDayHasCome
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Bellini changing table.
Don't fold it. I leave it out the whole time. The pad doesn't really stay down if you fold the furniture part down.
Message edited 1/21/2014 6:01:40 PM.
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Re: Bellini changing table.
Posted by ANewDayHasCome
Don't fold it. I leave it out the whole time. The pad doesn't really stay down if you fold the furniture part down.
That's what I have been doing. I guess I will just continue doing that. Thanks.
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Re: Bellini changing table.
Same. I didn't fold it, just left it out.
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Re: Bellini changing table.
For the most part, I leave it out.
However, when I do fold it, I bend the pad and then stick it underneath in the space below the changer. It stays that way due to the firmness of the pad.
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| Posted 1/22/14 9:55 AM |
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Cacarina
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Re: Bellini changing table.
I've never done that. Why would one want to do that? I honestly didn't even know I could, lol.
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ANewDayHasCome
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Re: Bellini changing table.
Posted by Cacarina
I've never done that. Why would one want to do that? I honestly didn't even know I could, lol.
It's a big changing area so some people may need the space....
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Cacarina
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Re: Bellini changing table.
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I've never done that. Why would one want to do that? I honestly didn't even know I could, lol.
It's a big changing area so some people may need the space....
I just went and looked and now i get it...if you fold it in, you can use it as a traditional changing table where you put the baby sideways. I only just noticed that it juts out beyond the dresser!
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| Posted 1/22/14 10:18 AM |
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ANewDayHasCome
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Re: Bellini changing table.
Posted by Cacarina
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Posted by Cacarina
I've never done that. Why would one want to do that? I honestly didn't even know I could, lol.
It's a big changing area so some people may need the space....
I just went and looked and now i get it...if you fold it in, you can use it as a traditional changing table where you put the baby sideways. I only just noticed that it juts out beyond the dresser!
I love the way it is...I like changing dd vertically, not horizontally. So easy...minus the time I got pooped on.. 
Edit. Plus dd is constantly trying to roll around on her changing table. This way she rolls side to side, not forward and back and off the table.....
Message edited 1/22/2014 10:32:42 AM.
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| Posted 1/22/14 10:23 AM |
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Cacarina
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Re: Bellini changing table.
Posted by ANewDayHasCome
Posted by Cacarina
Posted by ANewDayHasCome
Posted by Cacarina
I've never done that. Why would one want to do that? I honestly didn't even know I could, lol.
It's a big changing area so some people may need the space....
I just went and looked and now i get it...if you fold it in, you can use it as a traditional changing table where you put the baby sideways. I only just noticed that it juts out beyond the dresser!
I love the way it is...I like changing dd vertically, not horizontally. So easy...minus the time I got pooped on..
Edit. Plus dd is constantly trying to roll around on her changing table. This way she rolls side to side, not forward and back and off the table.....
Do you find that when you are in a place where you have to change dd horizontally you are a bit frazzled? Happened to me in a public bathroom once. So much easier vertically.
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ANewDayHasCome
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Re: Bellini changing table.
Posted by Cacarina
Posted by ANewDayHasCome
Posted by Cacarina
Posted by ANewDayHasCome
Posted by Cacarina
I've never done that. Why would one want to do that? I honestly didn't even know I could, lol.
It's a big changing area so some people may need the space....
I just went and looked and now i get it...if you fold it in, you can use it as a traditional changing table where you put the baby sideways. I only just noticed that it juts out beyond the dresser!
I love the way it is...I like changing dd vertically, not horizontally. So easy...minus the time I got pooped on..
Edit. Plus dd is constantly trying to roll around on her changing table. This way she rolls side to side, not forward and back and off the table.....
Do you find that when you are in a place where you have to change dd horizontally you are a bit frazzled? Happened to me in a public bathroom once. So much easier vertically.
Yes! Every time we are out and I have to change her. In the summer I would change her in the back of my SUV and it was great. When she's on a normal changing table I try to go in front of it by her feet lol
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