Where do you change nappies

[CMc94]

Title says it all, lap/knee for me or mat. Sometimes floor. DS is two years old right now.

Used to do it on my knee

I head to the busiest nearby cafe and do it on the table.

Seriously, on the floor. Baby can't fall off it.

Always done it on my knee. I've done that many over the years I can do them in a few seconds without getting any mess on my clothes.

If at home, mat on floor. If out, sometimes laid back buggy, sometimes changing area depending on location

When he was a baby it was on a mat on the floor. When he was standing we'd do them standing up (unless it was a poo, then still on a mat on the floor) He was out of nappies in the day at just before 2 and at night just after 2 because he hated them 🤣

On a mat on the floor
But at 2, surely he is in pullups?
They are so much easier

Mat on the kitchen table. I struggle with changing on the floor.

Older DD went into pull ups when she started walking and then it was mat on the floor.

On the floor. They can't fall off.

It was impossible for me to use my knee. We had a changing table when she was a baby as getting up off the floor was hard for me.

We had a changing station at the bathroom.

Have two changing stations, one upstairs, one downstairs. We are lucky to have the room and have always felt it is better in a designated private place.

On the floor usually. Changing mat if it's a poo

Mat on the floor or bed or changing table depending where I was. Baby over 10lbs at birth too long for my knee plus hard to balance!

Depends on the age but always on the floor as it's safer, in the bathroom as any spillage is easier to clean! And all the kit is ready for use there. But wee only changes could be on any floor as you only really need the new nappy.

Every time we went to the doctor or health visitor etc they would have some high up table for them and they would have a fit if we looked away or took our hand off the baby. I always wondered why have such a high platform if it's so dangerous.

Changing station but only because I don't have the coordination to juggle her on my knee it would be a disaster 🤣 sick of going up and downstairs though!

Since he started rolling i a mat on the floor (or ground when out and about). Occasionally a mat on double seat on the train when the toilet was OOO.

Since he can stand more often than not it's standing up.

Pull-ups are more difficult to get on over shoes /leggings.

On the floor (on a padded mat) in the bathroom. I’ve never understood why people would want pooey nappies anywhere else in the house but each to their own.

Don't change them anymore but used to a mat on the bathroom floor when home and those fold out changing tables when out and about (or sometimes a mat on the floor at a baby group).

We used to use a mat on the floor.

I have an almost 2 year old in pull ups, he’s changed wherever I can wrangle him. Always standing up, usually holding onto my shoulders while I kneel in front. He has zero patience for nappy changes so whatever is quickest basically.

For those using pull ups, aren't they trickier for changing poos? Also, won't toddlers just yank them down? Genuine question as my toddler is recently in the habit of trying to pull his nappy down - if he had a pull up he would yank it down for sure 😅

I use pull ups for my 9 month old cos he just crawls away from me half the time now so I'm usually chasing him with a nappy lol, the nappies rip at the sides to get them off, I find them so much better than normal nappies. He's not at the age of pulling them off yet but we'll see lol

Omg. At home on the floor or if out a toilet. Omg who wants to see nappies changed in public

Changing station in the bathroom. On the floor. Much easier.
If it was a wee one as she got older we could drop them on the floor in a toilet if needed.

Standing up In the shower. And then just wash his bottom part. He's 2.5y so he just stands while I do it. Before it was ant room besides the kitchen on a mat or on my knee. Or I put him on the toilet and pour the jug.down to wash him.