[blparent] changing toddlers diaper

[January Lifebook]

Since Zach has figured out standing, he enjoys the novelty of it whike I
change the diaper.  Avoids the rolling and kicking.  It doesn't work every
time though.  It's nice for bathrooms with no changing tables (I hate those
bathrooms).
Public bathroom changing tables are a challenge.  I put my keys or a small
toy in my mouth and shake my head to get him to look at me and lay still.
He thinks it's funny.

On Sun, Aug 7, 2011 at 2:05 PM, Erin Rumer <erinrumer at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello list,
>
>
>
> Dawson is a big boy now at 22lbs and so long that he's almost out-grown his
> changing table.  I wanted to see how those of you with toddlers prefer to
> change your munchkins to make diapering time safe, fun and comfortable for
> everyone.  If you don't have toddlers yourself but know of someone with a
> toddler who has a creative successful way of changing their toddler then
> please let me know as well.  I've heard that the floor method is often
> times
> a challenge since it's a struggle to keep the toddler from rolling and
> wanting to crawl away.  I've looked at some child care center grade
> changing
> tables for toddlers but these are definitely not in my price range since
> they want $250 and above.  Also, I'd love to hear some tips for changing
> toddlers in public since we're right around the corner for that.  Dawson
> loves to lay on something soft for being changed so if you all know of any
> large changing pads for toddlers that are nice and squishy then please let
> me know.
>
>
>
> Thanks so much and hope you're all having a great weekend.
>
>
>
> Erin
>
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