Anonymous
04/03/2023 20:10
Subject: Re:Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
Anonymous wrote:Op here: thanks all! Floor and changing pad it is!
You will eventually have to shift to the floor anyway, might as well be now!
Anonymous
04/03/2023 13:54
Subject: Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
Floor is the only acceptable spot once your baby can roll.
Anonymous
04/03/2023 10:19
Subject: Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
Floor changing is easier on your back too.
Anonymous
04/03/2023 09:38
Subject: Re:Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
If not on the floor, you need to have a hand on the baby all the time basically.
Anonymous
04/02/2023 21:51
Subject: Re:Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
Op here: thanks all! Floor and changing pad it is!
Anonymous
04/02/2023 21:19
Subject: Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
Floor is much less stressful.
Anonymous
04/02/2023 21:14
Subject: Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
keekaroo peanut on the floor
Anonymous
04/02/2023 21:08
Subject: Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
Hold her still and distract her with a toy. They only do that for a bit and then understand.
Anonymous
04/02/2023 21:05
Subject: Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
Floor.
Anonymous
04/02/2023 21:03
Subject: Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
Stand so you’re blocking her from falling.
Change her on the floor.
Change her on the floor.
Anonymous
04/02/2023 21:01
Subject: Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
Your body should be blocking her body's ability to roll off the changing table. Plus, you should always have one hand on her at all times while she's on the changing table. If you're that worried, get a changing pad and change on that, on the floor.
Anonymous
04/02/2023 20:58
Subject: Changing table safety-baby keeps rolling
Hello,
We have a VERY active baby that loves to roll, squirm and escape from anything that ties her down. She’s had a few close calls with falling from the changing table. Luckily our table is low to the ground but it’s still nerve wracking esp when we need to change her so frequently.
Do people have any recommendations on changing table set up, tips, or brands for infants that need extra safety? (Is there a table that’s low to the ground and has multiple straps or guard rails…)
Thanks!
We have a VERY active baby that loves to roll, squirm and escape from anything that ties her down. She’s had a few close calls with falling from the changing table. Luckily our table is low to the ground but it’s still nerve wracking esp when we need to change her so frequently.
Do people have any recommendations on changing table set up, tips, or brands for infants that need extra safety? (Is there a table that’s low to the ground and has multiple straps or guard rails…)
Thanks!