Welcome PAGO, our new changing table
You have enjoyed our wall-mounted changing table NOGA for years… It was time to give it a little sister. That is now done with PAGO, our new safe wooden changing table. Place it in your baby’s room or bathroom; PAGO has two shelves for storing your baby’s essentials: diapers, cleansing lotion, washable wipes, care products…
In terms of design, the PAGO changing table is all about curves. No right angles, just softness, worthy of the tender moment of changing your baby. The PAGO changing table has high edges for your baby’s safety. A little reminder: never leave your baby unattended when they are on their changing table.
Your questions…
How do you choose a changing table?
The changing table model is chosen according to your interior and the space you have available. First, think carefully about where you will change your baby. In their room, in yours, in the bathroom… We recommend being close to a sink. Then, take measurements and think about the space you will need around your baby’s changing table. Based on these criteria, choose our wall-mounted changing table NOGA or our new changing table PAGO!
How can you prevent your baby’s bottom from becoming irritated?
This is an important question for our little ones’ health. Red bottoms are sometimes linked to diapers or everyday issues such as teething.
- If your baby has a red bottom, change their diapers more often. The goal? Keep their bottom dry for longer. Less moisture, a happier baby.
- Find the right diaper brand for your child’s skin. If your baby has an irritated bottom, it may be due to a brand their skin does not tolerate.
- Apply cream regularly to treat their diaper rash. Ask a healthcare professional for advice on choosing the right cream.
Should I change my baby’s diapers at night?
Diapers at night: what a thorny subject, especially with a first baby! If your child wakes up about every 3 hours to eat, changing their diaper at night is no fun (you’re sleepy too!). We’ll guide you a little…
- If your baby has a bowel movement at night, then yes, you need to change them.
- If your baby sleeps through the night and has only peed, there is no need to wake them up; the diaper change can wait (with good diapers, of course!)…
- Changing your baby’s diaper at night is a good idea to wake up your lightweight baby who needs to eat. The trick is to change their diaper between two feedings or halfway through the bottle. You could also undress them a little to wake them up and stimulate them.
The Charlie Crane team
