Munchkin Arm & Hammer Disposable Changing Pad - 30 Pack

Good changing cover, no padding...I compared it to the blue ones you get in the hospital and which are super cheap here on amazon, and they do the job quite as good! 100 for 12$...

Also used them under toddler mattress cover for extra protection during potty training.

These are great for the price. They arent 100% leak proof but they work great at keeping small spills at bay.

Exactly what we needed! These work great for added protection between baby and whatever surface you need to change them on. We actually use them in the nursery and keep them in the diaper bag as well. Speedy shipping, very satisfied!

Great product!!

I wish they where a little smaller in size but otherwise they get the job done.

I love these disposable changing pads - we always keep a couple in our diaper bag and, when changing baby away from home, place one on top of the padded travel changing pad that came with the diaper bag. This is great for those inevitable accidents, when baby pees or poos in the middle of a diaper change, making clean up much easier. We also use this at home as a liner on our Pack and Plays changing tray.

These are amazing. So great for laying on top of public bathroom changing tables or even my changing pad covers at home to save me a wash when things get messy. I also like laying this under his crib sheets to protect from small night time leaks. Theyre a great size, too! I can even see getting a good use out of them even cut in half! Definitely recommend, and I like to give these at baby showers!

So I tear open the box, and there it is. A munchkin arm, clasped tight around a hammer. To be honest, I really only ordered this for the hammer. It probably took me the better part of an hour to pry the fingers away from the hammer, so Im not completely satisfied. The last munchkin arm and hammer I ordered had very weak fingers on the hand. The arm is disposable, so A+ there.

When out little one was just a few days old he got a pretty bad diaper rash and we were advised to air his bum. We laid him on top of these mats and aired his diaper area for several minutes. When he peed it would be OK as we would just toss it out and it wouldnt make a mess or create extra work. They are a little pricey though so we cut each one in half and just lay it underneath the bum. We also use it in public diaper stations where we feel they are not the most hygenic to avoid using his regar mat.