J.L. Childress Full Body Portable Changing Pad - Baby Diaper Changing Pad for Travel - Padded, Waterproof, Foldable - Extra-Large 19" x 30" - Black

This changing mat is great. Easy to clean, big in size, soft and looks to be durable long term. I do see that it’s true on other reviews about the way it folds back up with the underside touching the inside area that you change diapers on. Maybe fold differently? I use it at home, so I just cut off the wrap around Velcro tie and works perfectly. Overall good quality changing pad…love the stripe design.

We love this changing pad! The design is amazing, big enough for my twins to get changed at the same time. Super soft and comfortable. Made to last, definitely worth the money.

Love it

works well- travels well

ABSOLUTELY WORTH IT!I like to make sure my tiny human is protected from the surfaces I change on in public. Plus there is space to place everything you need on it (depending on how "grabby" your kid may be, maybe not).Pack some Lysol wipes to sanitize when done, fold this baby up, and this travel absolute need rocks! Nicely built and decently thick.

Overall, I am pleased with this product. The quality is good and I especially like the size of this pad. I use mine every time I have my grandson, whether it’s at home or when we are out in the park or at restaurants or wherever we are out and about. It is easy to wipe. I always wipe the pad after each use then I fold the each ends toward the center vertically this way the white side are not touching the black side. I then fold the black ends again vertically toward the center and finally I fold the black ends horizontally. This creates a square and it fits in my diaper bag perfectly! This is the only way I can be assured the inside does not touch the outside part. It’s important when my grandson is laying on top of the white side, that it is clean and has no germs. When I am out and about, I use baby wipes to wipe the pad. But if I am at home I first use baby wipes then I use my hand wipes with antiseptic to wipe the pad again and then I leave it open to let it air dry. I have had mines for several months and it’s holding up well! I am a satisfied customer!The only negative comment is that the strap is not positioned to where I can use it to close the pad with the Velcro strap. I just let it hang. I have not cut the strap off because I am afraid it will create a sharp edge and I don’t want it to become unsightly. I wish they would have provided information on how to fold using the strap to close. The inside or the white side should not touch the outside or the black side.

Big enough, easy to clean, and easy to fold and put in diaper bag. A must have for changing diapers when traveling.

I realize a changing pad isn't the type of thing a guy normally gets excited about, but when you have used your share of changing pads that are too small, to wimpy, or frankly, too ugly, you appreciate a good one!Why do I like this pad?1) It is LARGE. I get it; conceptually a portable changing pad should be small so it will fit into a backpack or purse or whatever. That seems to make perfect sense... until you go to use the thing and realize it barely fits beneath the changee (if that wasn't a word before, it is now). And of course as soon as your baby or toddler squirms a little they are no longer on the pad, and in a public changing place that's not cool. This pad gives you FULL COVERAGE beneath your little one. And here's the best part: despite being considerably larger when unfolded, this changing pad is only slightly larger than other changing pads when it's folded up. So, a little more space in your to-go bag in exchange for a much larger changing surface? To me that trade-off is well worth it!2) It's tough. On both sides. The external side can take some abuse from other items in the changing bag, or from whatever surface you put it on, and come out virtually unscathed. The business side of the pad is plenty soft, but it wipes clean easily when it needs to, though you may need to give it a little time to dry. It can get a little cold if kept in a cold environment, so keep that in mind before you expose your little one's backside to it or you may get some protesting.3) It's well designed, with a border that is securely sewn in place and a velcro strap that keeps the pad together when it's off duty.4) It's nice looking. Okay, I realize a changing pad can only be so attractive just by its very nature, but this one comes in a few color options that are pretty sleek looking, even bordering on manly. Guys, you can pull this from your bag with your head held high, as there are no pink unicorns in sight.My wife and I own several different bags that we use to transport our baby and toddler accessories. All of them included their own changing pads, and we actually threw those away and replaced them with these pads.THIS is what a changing pad should be.