Amazon.saDisposable Changing Pads, 100 Count
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Our read on it
Sixty-five halalas a pad, and it earns its place in two situations: changing in a public place whose cleanliness you do not trust, and under the baby in the cot on a diarrhoea night or after a vaccination. The second is genuinely the more valuable: a sixty-five halala pad saves washing a full sheet at three in the morning, and that is a winning trade by any arithmetic.
Pros
- Saves washing a whole sheet on a diarrhoea night or after a vaccination
- A clean solution for changing in public places
- One hundred lasts months
- Waterproof and breathable
Cons
- Single use, so a recurring waste stream
- A washable fabric mat is cheaper over the long run
Important safety information
Never leave a baby on a raised surface without a hand on them, not for a second, since falls from a changing table are among the most common infant injuries. The pad does not prevent a fall and does not replace your hand. Do not use it as a loose extra layer in the cot during sleep, since loose materials in a cot are a suffocation hazard. Discard immediately after use.
