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Patemm Round Changing Pad- Blue | 
 enlarge | Brand: Patemm
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $29.99
Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 9228
Color: Blue
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 9.5 x 9.3 x 1.5
UPC: 896062001020
EAN: 0896062001020
ASIN: B000P7272C
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Designed for easier diaper changes, no matter which way your baby squirms | | • | From our collection of parent-invented innovations, created by a mom who wanted style and convenience | | • | Folding Changing Pad | | • | Includes 1 Changing Pad | | • | Blue | | • | Fits in a Diaper Bag | | • | Interior Circular Pocket | | • | Spot Clean Only | | • | Dimensions: 28 " |
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| Customer Reviews:
best changing pad ever! September 2, 2008
Aria Davis (Santa Cruz, CA)
We've had this since my son was 7 months old--I randomly found it at Target one day after I had seen these online at the Patemm website and decided to give it a try. We're still using it 10 months later, every day. This thing is amazing--especially if you have a squirmy baby prone to diaper blowouts. We could finally change our son without poop getting everywhere, even at friends' houses. The pad is big enough to use as a changing pad on a car's front seat at a rest stop if necessary too. And it fits over the fold down stations in public restrooms. It's only downside is that it's a bit bulkier when folded than a rectangular changing pad. I'm definitely going to start gifting these!
Awesome!! July 24, 2008
E. Davis (Columbia, SC)
This pad has probably one of my favorite and most useful gifts received, and my baby is almost 8 months old now! The size and shape are terrific; if you have a squirmy baby, like mine, he still stays on the round pad. It wipes down quickly and easily and it's ready to go again, instead of having to put it in the washer and dryer. It's great if you're out and about for quick changes in the back seat of the car, etc. but also to put on over changing tables in public restrooms since you never know what germs are hanging around those. The pockets are the best-- I keep diapers and wipes in them (plus a washcloth to cover up my little boy to keep from getting sprayed before I can get the next diaper on!) I can even fold a change of clothes and a lightweight blanket/burp cloth inside the whole thing and throw it in the stroller basket or in my purse for a quick round of errands or visit with the neighbors, instead of lugging the entire HUGE diaper bag along.
Where has this been? April 8, 2008
Brittany L. Valentine
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this for my third son due in June and I currently can use it with my second! It is fantastic...in fact had I known about it 4 years ago I would have gotten it then! This is a MUST HAVE for any new mom even if it's your second, third, fourth...whatever....this is an amazing tool!
A MUST HAVE FOR ALL MOMS December 2, 2007
Jan M. Peronis
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
They didn't have this changing pad when my first two were babies. I wish they did. This is an amazing product. A true must have for every mom out there. Big enough for your baby to really spread out on it. Don't have to worry about unsanitary surfaces when you're out. I put 8 diapers, travel pack of wipes and full size diaper rash ointment in its pockets, as well as a pacifier and it still folds up flat. Best about this pad is that it is not as cold to the touch as other pads out there. Less shocking to a naked bottom. I am getting this for every pregnant woman I know. A GREAT product. Well worth every penny.
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