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Review of Lumiere Waterproof Diaper Changing Pad with BONUS Wipes Dispenser and Built-in Comfy Head Cushion, Portable Diaper Changing Station





There's quite a few things that impress me about the Lumiere Waterproof Diaper Changing Pad and Wipes Container.

*I like the built in pillow for babies comfort
*I appreciate the generous size as it will work well for toddlers as well as infants
*The design makes it attractive
*The wrist strap helps when you are carrying a baby (or two) in your arms
*The wipe container with ability to take one wipe at a time is pure genius!

We cloth diaper, so I wasn't able to fit more than 1 cloth diaper in the compartment. That's no big deal, but I wanted to point that out for other cloth mamas. If you use disposables, you should be able to fit 4 smaller or NB diapers and potentially 2-3 larger size diapers (toddler sized). This pad can be easily wiped down and there don't appear to be any areas where you'd have to worry about dirt and germs being trapped.

This is a great design!

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I received this product at a reduced rate in exchange for my honest review - the thoughts and opinions are my own.

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