Shnuggle Squishy Baby Changing Mat | Soft and warm foam material is nicer for babies | Perfect for Nappy / Diaper Changing Time | Anti-Slip Easy Clean Wipeable | Grey

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Pros: Beautiful design, lightweight, high quality, easy to use anti-roll, great padding, different colours and styles, wipe clean

Shnuggle Squishy Baby Changing Mat | Soft and warm foam

You'll need one changing mat in the nursery and also a smaller pad or mat that you can pop into a bag if you need to travel with your baby. However you should NEVER leave your baby unattended when changing their nappy, even if you think they aren't mobile at all. If you need added reassurance, a wedge-shaped changing mat with curved, sloping sides can prevent your baby from rolling off, but you shouldn't be leaving them unattended when you change them, anyway.The soft foam is high-density, so this changing mat offers greater durability and a longer lifespan than some thinner products. How do I clean it? – When a product is doing a messy, dirty job, it’s essential that it can be cleaned easily and frequently. Many mats can be wiped cleaned with a disinfectant spray or wipe. Fabric changing mats are more likely to absorb leaks and should be machine washable to ensure that they can be properly cleaned between uses. If you choose a fabric changing mat, you may need to consider purchasing two so that you always have one at your disposal while the other is in the wash. The best overall changing mat for babies is the chic and practical East Coast Nursery Wedge Changing Mat with wedged sides for support and safety. What should I look for in a changing mat?

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Get a splash mat changing mat for the floor as it's safer.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user babydreamer1) Our verdict Machine-washable: No – wash with warm soapy water and a soft sponge | Size: 70 × 46 × 10cm What we loveI can honestly say just get one which is nicely padded and the ones with sloping sides are handy when they start rolling. They're called 'wedge' shaped.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnetter Cherrybakewellard) Our verdict