Here’s a list of everything I kept handy around the changing table the first few months after Will was born:
· Diapers
· Wipes
· Diaper Cream
· Baby Tylenol/Other Meds
· Thermometer
· Baby Toothbrush
· Baby Nail Clippers/File
· Nose Aspirator (the bulb thing)
· Extra Pacifier
· Comb
· Onesies
· Baby PJs
· Baby Socks
· Bibs/Burp Cloths
· Receiving Blankets
· Extra changing table cover
· Sunscreen
· Kleenex
· Hand Sanitizer
· Small Squirt Water Bottle
· Extra Rattle or Board Book
Although this list seems excessive, I used every last item from this list almost daily, and I suspect other parents do too. Most of these items are small so they’re much easier to organize than at first glance. I have some open storage below the changing table for the linens, so if you actually have a dresser, you’re set. For the rest of the little items I hung pocket storage above the table which works perfectly, since it’s important to keep meds out of reach of grabby little hands. The pictures below give you a better idea how I organized the table area. Keep in mind that I now have a 19 month old, so the items pictured are a bit different from the above list.
Convenient pocket storage hung to the left of the changing table keeps meds and small items out of Baby's reach |
Interesting images, toys, and books keep Baby happy- I had to take the mobile off when Will started pulling it down, but he used it for a good 9 months :) |
Storage baskets are a new mom's best friend. I also have some big storage baskets underneath the crib |
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