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Not all parents find it necessary to buy a changing table, but some appreciate the convenience of having a safe, sanitary space specifically for diaper changing.
Typical costs: |
- The majority of home changing tables cost $100-$200.
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What should be included: |
- Changing tables typically come in drawer or shelf models. They should be sturdy and offer storage for diapers, wipes and creams. They should feature safety straps and a protective guardrail.
Additional costs: |
- Changing pads and changing pad covers ($10-$35 at Wal-Mart[1] ).
Discounts: |
- Many changing tables can be used as dressers, desks or shelves once your child is toilet trained.
Shopping for a changing table: |
- Angel Line offers several changing tables, including the Classic Dressing Table in natural, white, cherry and oak, which is available for $110 at Amazon[2] .
- Stork Craft[3] offers a variety of changing tables available at a number of Internet retailers including the Aspen Change Table with Drawer in natural, available through Target[4] for $129.
- The Stokke Care Changing Table allows parents to face their babies during changing. It's height adjustable, fitted with lockable wheels, can be used as a desk or shelves once your child is older, and comes in a variety of wood finishes. The Stokke Care retails for $449 and is available at these Internet retailers.
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Material on this page is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. For medical decisions, always consult your physician for the right course for your infant or child.
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External Resources: |
- www.walmart.com/cp/Changing-Pads-Covers/486995
- www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_ba/104-2765137-3507127?url=search-alias%3Dbaby-products...
- www.storkcraft.com
- www.target.com/p/aspen-changing-table-with-drawer-natural/-/A-10283492#ie=UTF8&fro...
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