Natural Wool Changing Table Pad

Skip the vinyl or plastic changing table pads!

Just like the crib, the changing table is a place where your baby spends a significant amount of time. Be sure you are laying them down on something safe; something better.

This changing table pad features:

• A contoured surface to keep baby safe in the centre
• An organic cotton sateen twill (grown, woven in India, milled in USA)
• 100% Premium Eco Wool wool batting
• Dimensions: 17.5" x 35" x 2" (1.8 lbs wool)

Machine washable with special care instructions provided (Note: we do not accept returns of our wool bedding after it's washed)

Highly recommended: To protect the changing pad from spills, use organic cotton mattress pad as first layer, organic wool moisture pad as second layer, both on top of the changing pad. The wool pad will cause any water from accidents to bead on top of it while protecting the changing pad. The cotton mattress pad, closest to the baby and on top of the wool pad, will absorb the excess water. Together, they reduce the need for plastic mattress protectors and reduce exposure to petrochemical-based products that can give off VOCs. You can machine wash the organic cotton pad and hand wash the wool pad as required. Read about more organic waterproofing options

This wool:

• Contains no dyes, chemicals or synthetic fill
• Made in a chemical & scent-free facility
• Does not go through a carbonization process
• Involves no sheep dipping Manufacturing details
• Sourced from the USA from farmers who practice sustainable farming (same standard as GOTS-certified from small ranches that may not be able to afford the certification yet or are on land that was used for conventional ranches within the last 5 years disqualifying them from having the certification until they are past the time limit)

Handmade in the USA by a family business based in Washington, USA. They use sustainable practices (like 100% zero waste of manufactured by-products) and permaculture principles (e.g. anything that is too small to use is composted using a vermiculture system - worms!)