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Blue and Brown Toile pocketchanger portable diaper changing pad

Blue and Brown Toile pocketchanger portable diaper changing pad

Description

Whether home or away, your baby will need many diaper changes. The pocketchanger keeps everything handy and portable. Put travel wipes in one pocket and a few diapers in the other pocket, and off you go! Flip it over and you always have a clean, safe place to change your baby!

Home, Car, Home, Grandma's House, Sitter's House, Public Restroom, Park, Anywhere you take your baby!

Size: Approximately 14" x 28" unfolded; 1/2 those dimensions folded.

Care: Wash and dry with a load of towels. Ironing is optional.

This listing is for the beautiful robin's egg blue and brown cotton toile fabric as shown. Unlike the photo, I will use a dark brown terry backing rather than the blue you see in the picture. Other items available upon request and may also show in other current listings.

Note: In many cases, the photo you view in the listing is the actual pocketchanger you'll receive. Other times, that one has sold but I have fabric to make more, or I may have made a batch in that fabric but only photographed one for the listing. There is a chance that the terry backing and ribbon ties may be different from what is shown in the photos. However, you can be assured that they will coordinate with the fabric featured.

I often get asked 2 questions about my pocketchangers and I'd like to share a bit about my philosophy on my materials and folding techniques.

First, I get asked why my pocketchangers aren't waterproof. With a vinyl pad, what happens when your baby tinkles during a diaper change? Where does the tinkle go? Where does the tinkle go when you pick up the pad? My pocketchangers are absorbent, but they are also completely machine washable. Can you launder the vinyl pads in hot water or dry them on high and kill those germs? NO! Can you do that with the pocketchangers? YES!

Second, I get asked why my pocketchangers fold the way they do. They don't roll up and they don't fold in thirds. Why not? Let's say you had to use the pocketchanger on a dirty surface, or a patch of grass that my have been treated with pesticides and you had to use it again before you could launder it. What happens when you roll up a changing pad? Or fold it in thirds? You roll up or fold up the pad in a manner that puts the side that touches your baby with the side that may have come in contact with germs or pesticides. When you fold the pocketchanger in half and then half again, you make sure you know exactly what is on the side that touches your baby until you can launder it again.

I hope this clears up some of the questions you may have had about the pocketchanger, and that you agree that it is a superior product to other methods of construction. If you have any more questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me.

Added on Sep 22, 2009