Changing station setup?

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When my son was a newborn we set up a play yard, with a bassinet and changing table, in our family room downstairs. It’s been great and so convenient for diaper changes since we had his big, “permanent” changing table in his room so we had a spot wherever we were. He’s outgrown the play yard now so we packed it up. Do you have separate changing stations throughout your house? If so, what do you use? Today I’ve been using just the changing mat on the floor but man it’s not as convenient. Maybe i just have to do all his changes in his room now.

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We just change our daughter on a blanket on the floor. She rolls and crawls too much now for me to use the changing table. She’s usually got herself flipped over and has crawled her naked butt off of the blanket by the time I get the diaper rolled up and put in the diaper genie 🤦🏻‍♀️😂

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I actually set up an ottoman from my basement in my living room and set up a changing station with wipes/diapers/extra set of clothes. I love it. It’s padded, comfy for baby, not on the ground so much easier for diaper changes! And doesn’t look terrible cause I have it organized and up against the wall

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We have two changing “stations” - upstairs and down, that we use to change baby on the floor. A little crate or box with diapers, wipes, a mat or towel, change of clothes.

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We had a little plastic bin with a lid with changing stuff that we could move around and we just change on the floor, but my 3 year old has stolen it and is now using it as a "baby bed" for her dolls... 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

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At night I just change her on our bed (she’s still in our room in a raised pack n play) and during the day I change her in her room on her changing station. I’m more dreading moving her from our room into hers and changing her in there 😂

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Honestly In the same boat. Packed up the pack and play so what I’ve been doing now is anytime she has a dirty diaper I take her up to her room since it’s an actual set up easier and have a diaper genie up there. For the main floor I have a diaper caddy and I keep a change pad in it and just change her on the floor or on the couch. Gotta do what you can lol I find it works but all depends what you wanna do and if you feel like having to go into their room every time some people do!