Waterproof Foldable Changing Mat for Newborns
Regular price $34.99
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No fuss or makeshift spaces.
Create a safe, clean surface for changing your baby’s diapers. No more icky changing stations in public bathrooms or needing to use a park bench. Our super-convenient Waterproof Foldable Changing Mat for Newborns is any parent’s must-have for easy on-the-go care for a little one.
Carry with ease,
clean it ease
When folded, the Waterproof Foldable Changing Mat for Newborns features an adjustable buckle strap, making it easy to cling to a stroller, purse, or your wrist. It weighs a mere 10.6 ounces for a bulk-free changing solution for your baby. After multiple uses, you can clean the pad with soap and water (do not machine wash).
A soft, comfortable
place to change
Constructed of nylon and oxford cloth, our mat folds out for a cushy changing station. The mat is padded throughout with 5-mm-thick sponge for all-over comfort, plus a padded pillow for added support. No hard plastic or sticky rubbers. Lay your baby down on 25.2 x 22 inches of lush space for peace of mind for you and your little one.
Storage space right
where you need it
No extra diaper bags or carry-alongs needed (how’s that for a change?). Our changing mat features an interior mesh pocket and an exterior zippered pocket for convenient carrying space for diapers, baby wipes, creams, toys, and more for an everything-in-one solution. The interior storage pocket detaches easily to give your baby complete, isolated comfort on the changing mat, all while letting you easily access products. Minimize your bulk for less hassle today!
A thoughtful gift
Our mat is an exceptional gift for any expecting mother or couple to a newborn. The unisex pattern design also makes the mat blend in well anywhere with a modern look, making it non-binary to male or female children (it’s just a neutral-design bag). The changing is life-changing and incredibly convenient to have. We believe any parent will appreciate this mat over using hard plastic changing tables in a public restroom or using the backseat of their car as an impromptu changing space.
