Q about changing tables

-T- · December 2013

So if you have 2 kids in diapers, do you have a changing table in both bedrooms? Sorry if this is a really obvious question

My baby fever is getting the best of me today. It's a good thing we have busy day tomorrow!

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-T- · December 2013

I don't know... We should just see what happens. I just can't get the whole logistics of what to do with a baby while DS has therapy figured out. We don't have family to help us here and I don't know how any of that works. I know people do it, I just don't know how! I have my shot scheduled for 2 weeks from now, thinking about maybe just keeping that one and stopping after that? #2 is so much harder to commit to!

jesselayne8 · December 2013

We have 2 changing pads one in each bedroom. The first 3 months I also had a pack n play downstairs as a changing table and a pail for CD downstairs.

motang · December 2013

I have one changing station in the baby's room. At first I just kept both sizes of diapers at the changing table so they were handy. Now, my toddler prefers to be changed on the floor so I don't use the table with her.

moosebaby2011 · December 2013

When LO#2 arrives I'll have the PnP set up as a changing table downstairs, and then I'll set up a changing pad on LO's dresser upstairs. The actual changing table will stay in DS's room since it is attached to his crib/toddler bed.

Oasismomma · December 2013

DS has been potty trained for a few months, but prior to that, his changing station was just a pad on top of the dresser in his bedroom. When we found out I was pregnant last spring, we bought a Graco changing table because it was the only thing that would fit in the new baby's room. So, we would have had two changing stations.

Ricola · December 2013

They will be sharing a room, so we will only have the one changing table that we already have.

I agree though...get busy! ;-)

Jen4033 · December 2013

Colton's changing table has been his dresser with a 4 sided pad on it. The plan is to move that pad to the new baby's room (also will be a dresser top) and then I'm picking up a cheap flat one for DS to use. Just to have some sort of cushion on there for him to lay on. Diaper pail will also move to new baby's room. Not a big deal since the # of diapers for DS is not all that large & we'll be working towards potty training soon. We'll be switching to pull up diapers, next time I need to pick up more.

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