Do you have a special change table?

Despite many efforts, my parents could not get me toilet trained. By the time I was 5 I was too big to be changed on the change table that had been used since I was born. Moreover, it was time to update the nursery theme of my room. So it was redecorated with a race car theme and I actually got a race car bed.

My parents had a custom change table made that that I still use. The table was made from long low cabinet. It was painted white and has a blue vinyl pad on top . There was a strap firmly fasten on the back and which looped over to hold me down. It fastened on a nob on the front of the table. There were steps at one end so I could climb up on it without help. There were drawers, shelves and cabinets below for diapers, plastic pants, extra wipes and some toys for me to play with while getting changed. In one of the drawers were my pacifiers. There was also a shelf a 6" shelf fasten to the wall about 2 feet above and which went the length of the changing table. Powder, lotion and wipes were kept on that shelf. On the wall above the shelf was a calendar. I would get a star for the calendar every time I got changed without a fuss.

It is important for a little boy to have his own special place to be changed. It makes him much more secure about being in diapers. When I was little and my mom said I needed a change, I would go right to my special spot and and climb up on the table. That was a safe place and I always knew what to expect.

I still have that special place to be changed.

Unfortunately no I don't have a changing table. I do have a changing mat which Is put on the bed or floor depending on where we arre

I have a changing table. It has a tray underneath the table for lotion, powder, wipes, diapers and oil. It is readily available when my wife needs to change my diaper. It also has pacifiers and baby bottle.

We do not have a changing table at this time. All diaper changes are done in the bedroom and we use a changing mat.

No I don't have a table or bed, I just pull up the nearest wall and stick the nappy between me and it then do the nappies tapes up ?

Who actually needs a changing table? I just lie on the floor and change my diaper. I have to stand up in public restrooms to change, which is a little more difficult. But I prefer to just lie on the floor and relax during diaper changes.

I have been looking into a changing table only because it is not always easy to change me on the floor due to limited mobility.

I tend to use the bed whenever I am changing myself or others.

But because a bed is too low and really poses a problem for my back, I'm thinking about purchasing a massage table. They're not too expensive second hand, and are adjustable in height.

I fully inco and have some unique needs,so my bed is a fcomplex Rehab bed,,it's kinda like a crib for adults ,it can be elevated to a convient hight for personal care by my side and also lowered completely to the floor to eliminate any chance of falling like during a seizure.so it's very convient for diaper changes Bed baths etc .itsucke to need it but is good to have.

When I was a kid we had this ugly changing table. Supposedly it was stylish in the 60's? I remember where it was in our house, but don't ever remember getting my diapers changed on it - too young to remember that.

The diaper days I remember - from 6 to 10 years old, I had a changing pad and usually it got put down on the living room floor. Made it easy I guess, the diapers usually lived on the back of the couch after they came out of the laundry basket, and the coffee table was handy for powder and pins. I remember quite a few times getting down on that changing pad!

We don't have a changing table. We have a 3 bedroom house. We turned one of the rooms into my changing area with all my supplies. We have a bed in there and that's where all my diaper changes are done. We have a long dresser and my diapers are stacked on top, along with wipes, powder, lotion, and desitine. She keeps onesies, PJs, and other clothes in the drawers. Extra cases of diapers are in the closet.

Being placed on a changing table is a important part of the diaper changing experience. It is a must for most peiople

Yes I have or MY mommy has for this baby girl a special changing table for my diaper changes."Yes my mommy has a COMPLETE full baby girl layette for me,and my diapers are kept in full view some in our living room with changing supplies and and a changing pad,some in the bathroom and of course a full supply in my nursery.The door to my nursery is also painted a pale shade of pink and has babyginagirls nursery painted on it with sweet baby items,such as pacifiers,bottles,baby outfits,and diapers all over the door".

I usually change my diapers in the bathroom which is just off of our bedroom.

We don't have a changing table although we have talked about getting one. I've always had my diapers changed on our bed since I was a child and my mother diapered me. My wife diapers me now, and we do have several changing pads that have childish themes she likes to put underneath me before she removes my rubber pants and unpins my wet diapers. We both think they're great for such things and they do remind me of my childish side. We also carry a changing pad in my diaper bag over the years. Its been used many times for my diaper changes away from home. Much better than the dirty floors or counters one often finds in public restrooms.

No table, but I bought a foldable 1,5” thick changing mat (actually an exercise/playing mat) at Ikea. We did a testrun with it last weekend and works great 🙂.

Spike

We don't have a changing table, and I wish we had one. At home my diaper changes are done on the bed, couch, or the floor. While out in public I'm changed in the family restroom. My girlfriend carries a changing pad in my diaper backpack while we're out.