How do I attach the safety straps to the changing table? I can't see any slots on the pad or where to connect to the structure itself :(
366458
There are two tiny little holes you have to screw them into in the changing table piece.
366459
The straps come with screws and you attach them to points on the changing table. I would post a picture to illustrate if I could. Hope this helps...
366460
I had the same issue with mine. I just dint installed it. Most changing pads comes with safety straps. I changed the one it came with and bought one that is more comfortable for the baby.
366461
We haven't figured that out yet, either. Will let you know if we get it figured out.
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I have not put the crib together yet. I'm going to use a different changing pad too. Sorry :(
366463
I didn't see any slots either so I just mounted them according to where the child would be on the changing pad
1980419
If the pad is fitting into a changing table, there is no need to secure the pad. If you are trying to use the pad on a flat table top (ie chest, etc), then there is really not a way to secure it safely. I recommend changing the baby on the pad on the floor where it is safe...easy to do.
1843896
You have to undo the straps in the back and pull them through the holes in the infant insert. Then use the plastic Tool to thread the steps back through the safety seat.
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Have you gone online to ghe Safety 1st company? I don't know the link but if you just type in safety 1st, some links should pop up. Once on the site go to a contact, if theur is a phone number, i'd call it. There must be an error--it should have tbe pads and harness! Let then know how inconvenient this and how dusappointed tou are and maybe they'll put a rush order out to you!
1430899
The changing pad is not enough. I would recommend getting a separate one that you can also buy covers for.
1430898
It comes with a changing pad but it's thin and my daughter kept putting her arms and legs through the sides. I got a thicker mat to cover the side rails and prevent that from happening. The mat that comes with the table does not come with a cover. I do like the rest of table though and am glad that I purchased it.
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I'm not sure about the bassinet because I didn't need it. The changing table was pretty easy. I'm not very good at explaining things but I'll do my best. If you have the changing table assembled (the bars connected and put through the changing table kind of like a curtain and curtain rod) then there should be two buttons on the end where the bar is not at. On one of the ends of the play pen you should see two places where to button the changing table at. Then the bars connect to the play pen so that when you are not using it, you can move it to where it hangs on the outside of the play pen and out of your way. Hope this helps and you get it put together.
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I have never done it but you could anchor the harness to the sides of the changing table if it is the rung type (you have to have something to slip it through and wrap around). The harness comes up pretty high. Your little one would still be able to wiggle and flail legs but it would probably keep him from flipping himself over. It would take a minute to get him all harnessed up each diaper changing but it may be worth it. My 17 month old is going through that same stage - freaking out during diaper changes.
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It does not have a grip but the strap you see in the picture, over top of the changing pad, actually goes underneath to attach to a changing table. It comes with hardware so it can be bolted to whatever table/dresser/area you'd like.
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I have th same issue. This is my only issue tho. I think as long as it doesn't slide around while my babies sit on it then I can live with resetting it. Shy of using duct tape, not sure anything can be done. I think the company should create a tighter or permanent fit.... and recall the loose ones to be exchanged for a better fit at no cost. Because the toddler seat is recessed in the Ltd there is really no reason for it to be removable.
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yes the one it comes with is pretty flimsy, I replaced it with the Summer Infant contoured changing pad and I just tucked in the back of it against the wall and you can't tell that it doesnt go with the table.
1980418
The pad fits snug into the changing station or changing table. No need to drill.
1150955
Hello Mr. Donis I bought a common changing pad cover it work perfect. Good luck and enjoy
782357
I use our on Ikea study table. Its been seven months that we are using this changing pad and nothing has happened to our table. Hope this helps.
1212431
Not sure what you mean by safely, but it has worked well for us for the past 8 months. There are straps that you are supposed to attach to the back of the dresser/changing table. I found that many people don't do this and the changing pad could slide off. We attached ours and it works very well and is safe.
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What I did with my last pack n play (5 years ago), was cut a small slit in the mesh by the fabric and threaded the Angelcare wires through the hole to keep it away from baby's reach. This works best if you're trying to use the pack n play as a crib. I also placed a hard surface below the mattress of the pack n play to keep the monitor steady. Didn't have any sensitivity issues with the monitor. It worked just fine. Just an idea.
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No. The one I got came with its own changing pad. I've really never used it though as its not big enough for my baby and also the raised sides of the changing table are unsafe and an inconvenient design to change a baby's diaper. As the pad nestles into the table with the raised sides. I didn't use it as I feared my baby hitting his head or feet on the raised sides. Plus it's not big enough anyways to properly hold a baby in. I bought a seperate changing pad to use but even that was hardly used. I ended up using one of the foldable changing mats which I can place anywhere to change my baby's diaper. Hope this helps. No. The one I got came with its own changing pad. I've really never used it though as its not big enough for my baby and also the raised sides of the changing table are unsafe and an inconvenient design to change a baby's diaper. As the pad nestles into the table with the raised sides. I didn't use it as I feared my baby hitting his head or feet on the raised sides. Plus it's not big enough anyways to properly hold a baby in. I bought a seperate changing pad to use but even that was hardly used. I ended up using one of the foldable changing mats which I can place anywhere to change my... » Read More No. The one I got came with its own changing pad. I've really never used it though as its not big enough for my baby and also the raised sides of the changing table are unsafe and an inconvenient design to change a baby's diaper. As the pad nestles into the table with the raised sides. I didn't use it as I feared my baby hitting his head or feet on the raised sides. Plus it's not big enough anyways to properly hold a baby in. I bought a seperate changing pad to use but even that was hardly used. I ended up using one of the foldable changing mats which I can place anywhere to change my baby's diaper. Hope this helps. « Show Less