What can I put under changing pad so it doesn't slide?

carasizemore · December 2009

Any recommendations? There are no wooden sides on our changing table. It's more of a dresser really. What can I put under the changing pad to make sure that it doesn't slide so much?

Thanks! Yes

bridegril · December 2009

How about that cabinet liner stuff?

AthensMom2B · December 2009

Get a small rug gripper (that you would put under an area rug) and cut it to size.

lj smith · December 2009

There are those rubber mat things that you put under rugs on hardwood floors. You cut them to size, so you could try that.

lildevil968 · December 2009

I don't know what they are called but you can use one of those things that you stick in the cabinet to keep the dishes from sliding.

BelhurstBride · December 2009

That rubber like padding stuff you can use to line drawers/cabinets?

tiniestjohnson · December 2009

We use the cabinet liner stuff in rubber form for my LO#1 and it works perfect!

NFL_Wife · December 2009

We bought velcro strips and velcroed it to the top of the dresser. Not sure what it will look like when we remove the velcro, but its a cheapy dresser anyways so didn't matter.

JenG1979 · December 2009

How 'bout the rubber backing stuff you can get to put under area rugs?

Sept17.05Bride · December 2009

JenG1979:
How 'bout the rubber backing stuff you can get to put under area rugs?

We did this when DS still used the changing pad. It worked great, and didn't hurt the dresser at all! We will do the same for the next baby.

eileenberg · December 2009

I'm planning on putting the rubber grips that you use in the bath tub. But only puitting them on the changing pad so that I do't ruin the top of the dresser.

Peony81 · December 2009

I had heard that some of them come with a strap that you can bolt to the wall or back of the dresser... I was planning on that until you got so many answers. I guess I'll either do that or use the gripper stuff for rugs.

ATC&EMT · December 2009

command double sided strips that say you can safely remove them without hurting the walls or furniture...

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