Would this work with a child's chair? I have a 2.5 year old whose diaper (if she's wearing one; we're potty-training) leaks onto her Pottery Barn Anywhere Chair. I've tried crib mattress and changing table protectors, but they don't stay on unless I use safety pins. Eventually those pins pop open and create a hazard, so I need something that stays on by itself. Would this work with a child's chair? I have a 2.5 year old whose diaper (if she's wearing one; we're potty-training) leaks onto her Pottery Barn Anywhere Chair. I've tried crib... » Read More Would this work with a child's chair? I have a 2.5 year old whose diaper (if she's wearing one; we're potty-training) leaks onto her Pottery Barn Anywhere Chair. I've tried crib mattress and changing table protectors, but they don't stay on unless I use safety pins. Eventually those pins pop open and create a hazard, so I need something that stays on by itself. « Show Less
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I would recommend that you put elastic on the corners and it will stay in place.
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Not knowing the color of your chair, the Americare pad I bought came only in brown and fits my mother's lift chair. It does scoot a bit, but not much. However, checking Amazon's other waterproof chair pads, there are some that are smaller (17x22 inc.) in various colors that might be more suitable for your child's chair. I had four children and didn't use any pads because they were taken to the potty often until they were used to staying dry, then accidents happened rarely once they preferred dry panties. I wish you success!
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I used this for a girl and she just sat on it. It worked well for that. I don't know if I will use it for my son. I am about to potty train my two year old boy but I think for public toilets, I may just lift him up. A home we are just going to use a stool to stand on.
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This attaches to their diaper so it goes under their onesie/jammies/sleepsack. Unless baby sleeps in a two-piece shirt/pants outfit, there shouldn't be any way baby can grab it and put it in their mouth. We used a borrowed one with our first until she was about 6m old. Once she really started rolling and scooting all around the crib it would get knocked off her diaper and the alarm would go off.
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No these are only meant for the center and work well. If there is a diaper leak it happens to go on this changing pad liner and not the changing pad cover. We love them. You still need a changing pad cover. However these will help to make sure you wash the liners more and the cover less
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Just go to http://www.amazon.com/North-States-Industries-Superyard-Colorplay/dp/B006NTY1HK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1422571149&sr=8-3&keywords=north+states+baby+play+yard and click on the photo that's listed as a video. It clearly explains and demonstrates how to separate the panels. Not user that I wold use a section of the pen to block a door for an 18 month old though. They are not very sturdy as freestanding panels, and a toddler could easily knock them over. You'd be better off with a product designed to specifically to block a door. There are lots of them out there...get one that is pressure mounted if you don't want to mar your walls or mess with screws. I have a nice one made by "Summer" that is quite secure when it's installed according to the directions, and it automatically swings shut and latches. Much safer for a toddler and I'm pretty sure I got it here on Amazon too....
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I am going to buy this one, I had an older version of a Fisher Price highchair and I put my kids in it until they didn't want to sit in it, about 18 months-2 years. My twins were/are skinny but my singleton was a Chuuuuunky Monkey. You are safe with this. (and for the record I will only buy Fisher Price highchairs, the crotch notch that is actually attached to the chair makes a world of difference and you don't have to use the buckles later on and they won't slide out)
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Our mattress frame is not from the pottery barn but it is all wires, the only solid is the frame of the crib. What the mattress sits on is basically a metal lattice that is springy. I think that is pretty common for cribs. So the hard board will work. But we realized after purchasing the hard board anything stiff would have worked in its place. But regardless of if you choose to user the hard board or a piece of plywood or something similar I definatley recommend the monitor. Its been a lifesaver. Our little one never slept well on his back. He loves his tummy and now that he can turn over he moves to his stomach in the night. The monitor lets us sleep soundly knowing we will know if he isnt breathing. Our mattress frame is not from the pottery barn but it is all wires, the only solid is the frame of the crib. What the mattress sits on is basically a metal lattice that is springy. I think that is pretty common for cribs. So the hard board will work. But we realized after purchasing the hard board anything stiff would have worked in its place. But regardless of if you choose to user the hard board or a piece of plywood or something similar I definatley recommend the monitor. Its been a lifesaver. Our little one never slept well on his back. He loves his tummy and now that he can turn over... » Read More Our mattress frame is not from the pottery barn but it is all wires, the only solid is the frame of the crib. What the mattress sits on is basically a metal lattice that is springy. I think that is pretty common for cribs. So the hard board will work. But we realized after purchasing the hard board anything stiff would have worked in its place. But regardless of if you choose to user the hard board or a piece of plywood or something similar I definatley recommend the monitor. Its been a lifesaver. Our little one never slept well on his back. He loves his tummy and now that he can turn over he moves to his stomach in the night. The monitor lets us sleep soundly knowing we will know if he isnt breathing. « Show Less
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Honestly, we have this item attached to our crib that has been converted to a toddler day bed, but it's definitely a safety hazard if your are the overly cautious sort. It isn't installed properly (we had to use zip ties!) and It's almost but not quite as long as the crib itself- which means there's the slightest possibility their head/neck could get stuck. We have it on our 2.5 y/o's convertible crib but it's definitely not a great fit.
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We used this and the fisher price. The fisher price potty was uncomfortable for my child (18 months at the time) to sit on. The splash guard is wider, forcing her legs apart more than was comfy for her. My child likes leaning back on the babybjorn, which she could not do with the fisher price one. The babybjorn potty is very versatile, my baby used it from 6 months and still likes it at 5 years even though she has long been potty trained.
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yes. we had uncomfortable experience about that. and toddler sitting lock did not work sometime. it is big concern about toddler's safety.
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I recommended this for my daughter who is also potty training her little girl. They have deep pockets so it should fit over any mattress. I do not dry it in a hot dryer but on a lower setting.it does not make you hot at night. I highly recommend it.
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No, and you don't want them to be. Safety comes from having your hand on the baby at all times when you are changing. There is a single, connected strap for securing the device to a changing table. This is the best purchase I have made, why? Babies pee a lot on the changing table and you don't need a load of laundry each time that happens. You want to wipe and go.
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We don't have a pottery barn brand crib but our mattress sits on a wooden platform also, not springs. It works perfectly with our wooden platform.
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I would say no. That never happened for us. I used this for my son a lot and have used it for my daughter as well. My son jumped out if his big crib just after 2 1/2. I don't recall when he was able to get out of the Bjorn but we never had a safety issue with it. It's the best!
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I think it would work as long as you fold up the brief into as tight package. You step on a foot pedal and it opens two plastic baffles that allows you toush the diaper down into the plastic liner. When you let go of the pedal, the baffles and the lid shut. The opening to insert the diaper is 4" in diameter, if that helps. You may have to empty it more frequently because of the volume of the diapers. It really does help with odor control.
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I ended up not using it. The diaper holder is great for small diapers, but not as well with the larger diapers. It also slipped all over the place. It took up more room than I wanted so I ended up getting a wipes warmer for the dresser and putting a small shelf above the dresser got a few cute baskets to put diapers, nail clippers, ointments etc in. This worked great, especially once the baby started to wiggle around....then everything was out of his reach!
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These are a cover for a cloth diaper. If these are all you are wearing probably not. If you are wearing a cloth diaper under these, then yes. But as with all diapers leaks happen. These are just thin vinyl, there are better ones on market that would do a better job at leak protection when used with diapers, but cost much more. Also there are all sorts of cloth diapers, some called all-in-ones(which include a waterproof outer cover).