Reader Q&A + Giveaway: Organizing the Changing Station
It’s time for another PN reader question and answer session. Amanda, who hails from Seattle, Washington, sent us an email asking us to give a few tips for organizing the changing table in her baby’s nursery. She seems to always be fumbling during diaper changing time, and as anyone who has wrestled with a fidgety baby knows, it’s important to be armed and ready!
No matter what the space constraints or type of changing table, we always recommend setting up the changing table for success. This is one area in the nursery we think it is important to have ready before baby arrives home. It’s also helpful the first few months after baby is born to have a mobile diaper caddy stocked and ready, so that you can move it around the house depending on where you and baby spend time. I’ve got lots of stairs in my house, so another diaper changing area was key for me.
WIN IT! In honor of our wonderful community, we are giving one lucky reader the Beautiful Butterfly 7-piece crib bedding set, which includes the diaper stacker seen in this video (A $189 value!). To enter, share with us by commenting on this post with any tip, challenge or story relating to your changing station to enter. Contest ends Friday, October 14th, 2011 at 11:59 PST.
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I like you both on facebook and commented on your wall! Stephanie Albro
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gnwg(Quote) (Reply)
We found we needed a changing station the night I was changing our new little guy on the bed next to daddy, who was sleeping. Between removing the old diaper and putting on the new one, he ‘let it fly’. Guess where it ended up? Needless to say, daddy was thrilled with buying a changing table!
jean grys(Quote) (Reply)
I follow you both on twitter and tweeted!
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Kathy Nguyen(Quote) (Reply)
My tip is to have a clean diaper open and wipes out ready to go before you change the diaper that way when you do change the diaper everything is in hand is an easy task ,and no mess!
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Gladys M(Quote) (Reply)
Liked Project Nursery & NoJo on FB (Gladys Macias)
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Gladys M(Quote) (Reply)
The hardest part about changing the diaper is definitely if anything in between happens
Alka(Quote) (Reply)