Munchkin Waterproof Changing Pad Liners: 3-Pack Essentials for Mess-Free Diaper Changes Review

In theory, these changing pads are great, but unfortunately they didn't live up to expectations. I bought two packs and all six rugs were wrinkled and destroyed in the wash. I wash them on a delicate cycle in cold water and line dry, but the plastic wrap on the bottom sticks together every time. As soon as I try to flatten the rug, the plastic immediately rips, defeating its entire purpose. After just one wash each of them ripped and as a result won't lay flat on my changing pad. (And forget to

My wife bought these because a friend recommended them. I thought that was crazy because our changing table cushion was already waterproof and we had just spent all that money on fitted sheets for the changing pad. It just didn't make sense for me to spend any more money to cover those sheets! In fact, it's life-saving. Our son likes to pee on us while we change. They soak up all the mess without soaking the sheets. We would have had to wash a lot more if it weren't for those liners. It's…

Not a fan. I bought two packs because I liked the price. However they were fine when my little one was brand new but now that he is 2 months old they just move around and gather under him when he fidgets during a nappy change. I also wash my baby clothes (especially those related to nappies) hot to kill bacteria and the plastic backing of some of them have melted and have small holes in them, compromising waterproofing. I was trying to save a few bucks and ended up with a poor quality product…

The only thing I regret about these earbuds is that I didn't pre-purchase them. My newborn was vomiting, urinating, and pooping so much during diaper changes (first parent - I had a lot of that urine in the middle of early diaper change situations!) that we were going through it faster than I could wash her. Now that she's older and we're more experienced I've found we need them less, but they still come in handy when she burps while changing her diaper. We don't need to change the fabric cover

I saw a pin on Pintrest where people cut it in half and cut a small hole to stick it in car seats. So far they have saved our car seat from 4 or 5 big hits with a little girl. Huge outliers and it contained almost all of it unless it was super dirty. We saved our car seat fabric from disaster, now it's a lot easier to remove and toss in the wash! It does crease at times but believe me I take the time to smooth it out just in case. A few seconds won't hurt anyone, and it can save you forever…

Changing Pad (and Sanity) Savers! To say our daughter had about 10 massive "blowouts" a week is no exaggeration. We talk under the diaper, up the back, through the clothes, even in the hair (how can such a little thing poop?!) some mess. We used them on our changing table, on top of a regular changing table cover and placed our little blow out queen on top. The feces end up on the liner and nowhere else (if you're lucky). I would then quickly treat the stain with Dawn dish soap and through the…

I love the idea of this product that can help keep the child's room tidy while looking pretty! Everyone knows that sometimes your baby will lash out at you when you change diapers just to make sure your day doesn't go smoothly. I keep one on my changing table, cutting down the washing day on the sheets a bit. I would also like to have one with me to use in my backpack and play with in case of an inevitable diaper change. I think it's really cool that they have both a soft terrycloth side and a…