Changing Tables in General

We bought a changing/dressing/bathing unit from argos, it was around £50 and it was one of the best things we bought. Ours has two 'shelves' for changing accessories and bath accessories. It has a bath and a changing mat that is on top of the bath and you just drop the changing mat down the back to use the bath. The bath has a plug and a tube to make it easier to empty it. Rather than carrying a full bath of water to the sink/bath to empty it you just wheel the whole thing to where you want to empty it and pull the plug and the water exits via the tube. My little boy prefers the proper bath so we havent used the bath many times but it is so ...  Read the complete review

This review is about the Easi Peasi Changing Unit made by Cosatto which is currently available from Kiddicare.com for £79.99. However, much of the user opinion relates to changing tables in general. The Easi Peasi changing unit consists of a deepsided foam-filled plastic covered changing mat which is available in various designs. Mine has colourful bubbles all over it but the Zuton design currently available via kiddicare consists of starburst patterns in mixed colours. The designs are generally unisex. The changing mat sits at the top of the table frame and lifts up and over (so that it hangs to the side) to reveal a baby bath with a plastic ...  Read the complete review

Baby Changing Tables I think baby changing tables are a great practical piece of equipment that any parent with the space should have. I purchased my changing table from a popular kids discounted website and managed to pay only £59.99 for it. The changing table was a good height (between waist and bust level) which meant that I could change my babies nappy without straining my back. This was a very important factor to me as I suffered from back pain during my pregnancy and suffered worse after childbirth. The advantages of a baby changing table- No bending over, table is at the appropriate height to prevent any ...  Read the complete review

Having become a mother of twins I became aware of how difficult it was to find a safe place for one wriggling baby while I changed the other. At home the floor became the obvious choice, however being out and about was a different matter. Then I discovered the boot of my car, what a perfect safe place to house both babies while doing the nappy change. Even the smallest of boots can accommodate your baby and changing bag safely. No need to hold on to your baby for dear life, no stretching your arms six foot long to reach the wipes that you left somewhere else. No wet tops when running around with your nappiless baby looking for the changing bag that you left in the CAR ...  Read the complete review

When pregnant with baby number 2,my friend was selling a changing unit which I purchased thinking what a great buy it would be.So I got a brevi changing unit for £30 she paid £70 for it the previous year. It is a lot bigger than the changing unit's they sell now,and it doesn't fold up,the bath is bigger than an average baby bath you put on the floor as well.It has 2 large drawer/tray type things to put bit's which can hod half my nappy collection(clothie=loads of nappies).There is a large changing mat on top with padded sides and along the side there are handy little storage areas where I store baby bath shampoo etc,it has wheels for ease of ...  Read the complete review