What change pad covers can you use with this?
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I bought the Boppy covers. It's pretty much a standard size pad. I think the Babies R us or Buy Buy Baby brands would work as well.
1328942
Don't buy the Pottery Barn Kids covers..it is WAY too tight and will not fit.
1328943
Every cover that I have purchased has fit just fine. I have a few of the plush fleece kind from Target and a few of the organic jersey and terrycloth type from Summer Infant.http://www.amazon.com/Summer-Infant-Organic-Cotton-Changing/dp/B0047NSISM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1379376088&sr;=8-1&k;eywords=summer+infant+changing+pad+cover+organic
1210128
I never used a cover. The pad itself made for easy clean up if there was a messy diaper. My baby was small during the summer months. If your concerned about the pad being cold for your baby maybe use a receiving blanket while you are changing your baby.
1478742
The company provides screws for attachment to the changing table. You can use a non skid shelf liner underneath the pad which I also use myself.
2205615
There are holes for the safety belt to go through. It is a cover only, and the changing pad is the one that you buy separately that should have the belt.
1606691
Unfortunately all you will find are the complete switch system. I don't think the covers are sold separately, purposely (= more $ for Ford/retailers). You could try filling it with clear or black RTV cylicone but it must be soft so the switches operates without having to push too hard. Salvage yards are not an alternative as they too would be worn out too. Good luck!
991366
I bought the changing pad for my great grandson & if the cover is a little big, you can tuck in the sides because the changing pad fits my changing table perfectly.
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I made one. They are really easy to make. I was able to reuse the original top portion (as padding), the fasteners and cord, but cut off the sides (which had shrunk) and covered the whole thing with a new, pretty top made of a patterned fabric I got from Spoonflower. There are lots of tutorials online for making replacement covers using the old pad as a pattern. If you will wash your fabric and dry it on a hot setting, you won't have to worry about your replacement shrinking up so badly as the original one did.
2070377
I too own the Summer Infant contoured changing pad, but seeing that both are the same 16"x32" dimensions, I would say that this cover will work for the 4-sided changing pad.
2085271
the crib mattress is a standard size, so any will do, but the changing pad is smaller than standard. it comes with one, but it's pretty thin, and it's flat, so if you want a curved changing pad, you may have to modify one yourself.
1385242
I am not sure of the exact size of the changing pad that comes with this changer, however I do know that the standard changing pad covers are too small
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Refill pads here: http://www.moleskineus.com/mbf7351-moleskine-tablet-cover-refill.html
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There are two straps that secure this changing pad to the changing table. It also has the safety belt across the top (as pictured).
1231962
Nope, this does not come w/ a changing pad. I just got the 'standard size' changing pad from Babies R Us....and fits well.
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I used my contoured changing table mattress and used the changing pad covers as the sheets. He loved his changing table, so thats where I got my idea! :) You can buy them seperately almost anywhere, we got ours at Target. (p.s. they sell them on Amazon too).
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I'm not sure, but if you look at the Duo Essential on Amazon, it says nothing about a changing pad. I would be tempted to say yes, you got the wrong bag.My Duo Deluxe came with one.
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The covers are the regular size of changing pad, but honestly I don't remember if the pad that comes with it is good enough
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I got the wrong one at first and it was too big, but you can get the Athena Daphne Kimberly changing table pad on Amazon, as I did for $31.99 and it arrived within a few days. I hope this helps.