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Aquarius
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Just a changing tray?
where would I find one?
I read in Fit Pregnancy that just getting the tray and the pad, and putting it on top of an existing piece of furniture is an alternative to getting a whole changing table.
I just looked at PB Kids, BBB and BRU-- and didn't see anythng 
Has anyone found one or have an idea of where else I can look? I just want to see dimensions to see if this could work for us.
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Posted 6/24/08 7:20 PM  |
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Katie111806
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Re: Just a changing tray?
What do you mean by the tray?
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| Posted 6/24/08 7:24 PM |
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2BEANS
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Re: Just a changing tray?
do you really need a tray? When i had a changing table it didnt have anything on top that was different than a normal dresser. The changing pad itself has a stickylike grib material on the bottom that kept it in place.
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| Posted 6/24/08 7:25 PM |
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Katie111806
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Re: Just a changing tray?
Posted by BabySammie
do you really need a tray? When i had a changing table it didnt have anything on top that was different than a normal dresser. The changing pad itself has a stickylike grib material on the bottom that kept it in place.
yeah, this is what i've seen as well - if you use a regular dresser, I've just seen it with the pad on top
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| Posted 6/24/08 7:25 PM |
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Aquarius
LIF Infant
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Randi
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Re: Just a changing tray?
Posted by Katie111806
What do you mean by the tray?
the part that the pad goes into... the rectangular thingy.
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| Posted 6/24/08 7:27 PM |
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Katie111806
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Re: Just a changing tray?
Posted by Aquarius
Posted by Katie111806
What do you mean by the tray?
the part that the pad goes into... the rectangular thingy.
hmm. i've never seen that part sold separately. If a changing table or changing dresser is not used, I've only ever seen the pad placed on top
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| Posted 6/24/08 7:28 PM |
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browneyedgirl
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Re: Just a changing tray?
i have a regular dresser that was mine and put the changing pad right on it. no tray needed. it has a grippy bottom and a strap to secure it in place
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| Posted 6/24/08 7:29 PM |
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2BEANS
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Re: Just a changing tray?
Posted by Katie111806
Posted by Aquarius
Posted by Katie111806
What do you mean by the tray?
the part that the pad goes into... the rectangular thingy.
hmm. i've never seen that part sold separately. If a changing table or changing dresser is not used, I've only ever seen the pad placed on top
I asked about this with my first pregnancy, b/c my sister had one on her changing table and thought i was supposed too.. they sales person told me they dont make them anymore with that tray.. and i dont think you can get seperate? But i could be wrong.. wouldnt be the first or last time 
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| Posted 6/24/08 7:44 PM |
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KateDevine
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Re: Just a changing tray?
You don't need a tray, just plop the pad onto a dresser!
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| Posted 6/24/08 8:15 PM |
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oobabyoo
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Re: Just a changing tray?
I think it depends on your furniture but I have seen the trays, I ordered my furniture yest from CSN Baby. By the way DaVinci is having a big sale on their site and its free shipping. I got a 4 in 1 crib and dresser/changer combo for around 750.
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| Posted 6/25/08 10:33 AM |
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Jessica511
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Re: Just a changing tray?
I know exactly what you mean! We are buying this set from Restoration Hardware Baby and we are buying the dresser that has an attachment to make the top a changing table as well...when we don't need that anymore, we just take the attatchment off. See pic:
Asher Set
Message edited 6/25/2008 10:43:23 AM.
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| Posted 6/25/08 10:42 AM |
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Aquarius
LIF Infant
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Randi
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Re: Just a changing tray?
Posted by Jessica511
I know exactly what you mean! We are buying this set from Restoration Hardware Baby and we are buying the dresser that has an attachment to make the top a changing table as well...when we don't need that anymore, we just take the attatchment off. See pic:
Asher Set
Thanks! Looks like Restoration sells the "topper" separately. Unfortunately everthing looks to be in either white or espresso, and I am looking for a blond wood color--- I can get away with white though.
I like the idea of having the tray, because I have a long dresser, so the tray will help to "designate" the space.
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| Posted 6/25/08 11:10 AM |
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Bops
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Re: Just a changing tray?
You have FM 
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| Posted 6/25/08 4:40 PM |
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Hofstra26
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Re: Just a changing tray?
I am getting the changing station piece with my dresser. You can buy them but you have to order it like any other furniture, it's usually sold as part of a matching furniture set. Mine cost about $160.
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| Posted 6/25/08 4:58 PM |
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KAAM
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Re: Just a changing tray?
They do sell them at BBB. We asked, and found a few becasue they look like part of the furniture. But some of them are sold separately.
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| Posted 6/25/08 5:47 PM |
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Baby2love
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Re: Just a changing tray?
We did this for my DC. I got just the changing pad and it attached to the back of the dresser I already had with screws. You don't need a "tray" really since the pad had raised sides. We've used it for many months with no problems.
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| Posted 6/25/08 5:58 PM |
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