Keekaroo Peanut Changer, Grey (Black)

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Below, I’ve come up with a list of the factors I think are important when searching for a perfect baby change mat: Non Toxic, meaning no flame retardants, no phthalates, no vinyl cover (vinyl typically contains PVC), and ideally no formamide. The Naturepedic Changing Pad is one of the best options for non-toxic diaper change pads. My experience with the Bumbo change pad is 8/10, and I can definitely see why this is the top Keekaroo Dupe on the market. When they pee on the Hatch or the Bumbo, the pee stays put and doesn’t run down. Bumbo (left) Keekaroo (center) and Hatch (right) Bumbo (left) Leander (center) and Keekaroo (right) We just moved our Keekaro to whatever room we happened to be in at the time or kept it in the bedroom for middle-of-the-night diaper changes. Both of my boys found it extremely comfortable and whenever there was a need to clean the Keekaroo Peanut, it was a matter of seconds to wipe it down in a sanitary manner. The excellent shape and design of the Keekaroo Peanut also makes it a great “container,” especially for younger babies who are going through a wiggly phase. My younger son is currently a young toddler, so we still use it if there’s an emergency overnight diaper change needed. And the Keekaro can be used for a child up to 150 pounds, so this is definitely a product you can use for a very long time or for families with different needs. Solid Features and a Mark for Safety

When comparing the Leander Matty vs Keekaroo Peanut, I’d personally choose the Leander changer but recognize the Peanut may be a better fit for others. Worth noting, you can often get them for the same price, or at least very close to the same price. Why We Like It: This extremely secure pad comes in a compact size that fits smaller changing tables. To prepare for baby’s arrival, you’ve probably already started building a stash of diapers and wipes, but don’t forget about the other diaper-changing necessity: a changing pad. What if I were to tell you that there is a way to get a brand new Keekaroo peanut changer for a fraction of the cost?If this Keekaroo Peanut Changer review tells you anything, it’s probably that the changing pad isn’t exactly the most unique or one-of-a-kind item in the world. But what it should also tell you is that the Keekaroo Peanut is also so convenient and handy for any parent who is still going through the diaper phase with their baby. Depending on your child’s height, their legs might be too long to comfortably lay on the changing pad without their feet hanging off the end. You no longer have to wrestle with an inflatable changing pad that keeps deflating, or tying to keep a bunched up changing pad cover in place (not to mention, laundering, folding and storing changing pad covers). Unfortunately, I haven’t had a chance to use a Skip Hop Nursery Style Change Pad. If I do have the chance to try it out in the future, I’ll be sure to update this post.

The zippered front compartment even allows parents to stash their own essentials as well. Reviewers also mention how the surface is smooth so it’s easy to wipe clean. And, it has a clip to attach it directly to your stroller.As a mama with a love for the good stuff, and only so many dollars, I am a huge fan of premium baby gear marketplace for gently used and opened box baby gear, GoodBuy Gear. The surface of the Peanut Changer is flat, whereas the Matty has a bit of a slope to it, which is nice for baby’s first few months, when staying at a bit of an angle can help avoid extra spit up. While I’ve seen the Evolur brand itself sold at Target, I haven’t seen this particular changing pad there yet. Overview: The Keekaroo Peanut Changing Pad is renowned for its durability and innovative design. Made from a proprietary material that is not only soft and comfortable but also resists punctures and tears, the Peanut is a long-lasting investment in your baby’s comfort. Pros: Firstly, it’s really not slip resistant at all. The bottom of the Bumbo changer has the same, super smooth texture as the top of the change pad, and it’s hollowed out, rather than a solid slab as with the Keekaroo. That makes it both lightweight and slippery, which seems not great for safety. When I put mine on a dresser top or the floor, it’s fairly easy to slide it around.

Why We Like It: High, curved sides, a safety belt, and soft-but-wipeable material all come at a really affordable price. There’s little to no chance of mold or bacteria building up inside of the pad over time because is water resistant. The shape and design of the changing pad make it comfortable for your baby to allow you to change their diaper every time instead of trying to squirm away.While many of us immediately think of soft cloth and foam options when it comes to changing pads, these aren’t ultimately the easiest to clean. Many require a sheet and changing liner, whereas newer options don’t require anything that needs laundering and can simply be wiped or washed off. Safety