Baby Changing Mats

Baby Changing Mats

Nappy changes are so much simpler with a mat that stays in place and wipes clean in seconds. Our mats are foam-padded with raised sides for extra security, perfectly sized for our changing units and cot top changers. With 22 lovely designs in wipe-clean and quilted finishes, you’ll find the perfect match for your nursery. If you’re building your changing station from scratch, our chests of drawers are designed to fit the same dimensions perfectly.

 
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A beige changing mat with a woodland animal pattern including small illustrations of rabbits and leaves.
 
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changing mat in ocean blue showing sealife motifs
 
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Baby lying on the Cushi mini changing mat in cloud, demonstrating cushioned support and secure, comfortable changing at home
 
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Folded pink changing mat liners in strawberry and gingham prints, crafted from soft muslin with absorbent towelling reverse
 
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Baby lying on the Cushi mini changing mat in leaf, demonstrating cushioned support and secure, comfortable changing at home
 
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Styled lifestyle view of the Cushi changing mat in leaf green, shown with knitted blanket and eucalyptus for nursery detail
 
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Lifestyle view of the Cushi baby changing mat in petal pink styled with blanket and toy, showcasing soft tone and design.
 
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Love Cats beige changing mat liner on top of beige Cushi cot top changer
 
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changing mat featuring a leopard inspired spot design

Frequently Asked Questions

Our changing mats measure 75cm x 46cm, specifically designed to fit perfectly on all Tutti Bambini changing units and cot top changers.

Simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth and mild soap. Please do not machine wash, as this may damage the surface and shape. Regular wiping ensures the material stays hygienic and in top condition.

Typically around 12 to 18 months, or whenever your child becomes mobile enough to roll or stand independently. Never leave a baby unattended on a changing mat.

Raised sides are designed for comfort and containment, but they are not a restraint. Always keep your baby within arm's reach during changes.