KinderSense® Disposable Changing Pads for Baby Diaper (100 Sheets) | Portable Changing Pad Liners (23" x 17.5") | Paper Top Layer - Waterproof Bottom Layer | Leak Proof Infant Changing Mat

So I wanted to give these disposable changing pads a try, reading the description everything sounded great I absolutely love disposable changing pads, I have always just used disposable medical pads that are 23x36 they fit great on changing tables and they absorb a lot of liquid and don't just puddle, but they aren't specifically made for changing pads right? so I wanted to give these a try to see if there was any advantage to these, and I'm a little disappointed to say there isn't. these changing pads are super thin, so they don't quite absorb a lot of liquid and they do puddle ,they are rather tiny so baby can't quite fit all on the pad, and they tear easily I'm not quite sure I would ever get these again.Also you can't quite tell which side goes up, one side is plastic so it doesn't leak through and the other side is the absorbent paper side but if you accidentally place the pad down plastic side up you aren't going to get any absorption and it's just going to run off, I have to say it's got to be the medical disposable under pads for the win, plus you can buy the disposal medical underpads in bulk for a good price. I would not recommend these.Cheers

These are plastic-lined paper sheets. They're similar to the disposable bibs that dentists put on you, but maybe slightly thinner making them less absorbent. I'm fine with the fact that they're less absorbent as their main purpose is to keep baby and the surface clean, which is does a great job. We use them on top of our diaper changing mattress to save ourselves mattress covers, since our baby has lots of "open air" accidents of both types. It works pretty well for that purpose -- sometimes when we take the diaper off, despite our best precautions, he poos some more. About 2/3rds of the time we can contain it to the disposable cover, which spares us from soiling the mattress cover and having to do more laundry. I wish they were slightly bigger so they could cover my changing table mattress fully, and tuck into the sides, but this was not their intended purpose. For their intended purpose they are perfectly sized to be portable.

I was looking for a solution for public diaper changes. I have a portable diaper pad, but bathrooms can be so disgusting that I wanted another layer that I can easily pack and put under my portable diaper pad then throw away after a using. I am constantly wiping down and washing my portable diaper pad so having these disposable pads became a game changer for me. I have tried puppy pads, but they are too big and take up alot of space in the diaper bag for a handful of sheets. These disposable pads are super compact and come already folded into a small square. I have used these a handful of times now and while it is alot thinner than a puppy pad, if you are like me looking for an extra layer between the bathroom changing table and your own portable diaper pad then these are perfect :)

I was surprised by how thin these sheets are - feels just like a piece of paper.I'm used to regular changing pads that can actually absorb more liquids so I was a little disappointed, for the same price or slightly more I can get real changing pads.I did try them out on my baby's changing table, and he loves kicking his legs and squirming around and the sheet eventually ripped while I changed him - not ideal. I'll look into alternative uses for these sheets, maybe really just on the go to go under or over my travel changing pads, or like someone else commented use them as place mats for the kids on the go.

Yes I'm using these for pet dishes (basically using as large, disposable placemats). He's my "baby" so it's not a huge stretch of the intended use lol., I needed something like a large paper towel with some leak-proofing and these fit the bill. Mine is a messy older kitty who gets his wet food all over the floor (his dry food, too but it's easier to pick up).I've tried using paper towels, placemats etc but decided I needed something like these liners, very happy with them! I only go through one a day, will last me ages and easier on my back then cleaning the floor all day.They are a good size and have a waterproof (ish) side,--seems like the moisture gets through but only if left awhile. The textured surface helps with it not skidding around, the thinness of them doesn't bother me. For light use like this they're great!

I personally hate using public changing tables. I also hate using my re-usable changing pad on it, because I'm still getting the outside of it dirty. I take these changing pads with me and cover the public pad before putting my kiddo on it. These are SUPER thin though. They are not thick like other disposable pads, but they do the trick!

The Disposable Diaper Changing Sheets (ASIN: B0CXBFQKBB) exceeded expectations. The top side is soft and the underside has the waterproof barrier. I tested the barrier by placing a paper towel underneath the sheet and a small amount of water, enough to puddle, on top of the sheet. I allowed the water to stay in place for just over 6 minutes, longer than it takes me to clean up a messy child and change a bad diaper. The paper towel remained dry, protected by the waterproof barrier.The sheets are actually a little larger than stated, measuring 23 3/8” x 17 ¼”. They are nice and thin, so they do not take up excessive room in storage. They arrived pre-folded, thus easy to stuff in a backpack or diaper bag and be available for use when and where needed. These are a really great barrier when using on a public changing table.

As shown in the picture, this pad is super thin and small. It's very easily broken, especially after water has soaked it.At home, I don't change the disposable changing pad every time, because most of the time we won't make it dirty. I would rather use a puppy pad since puppy pads are super absorbent and soft, and very durable.However, when travelling outside, this might come in handy. You could easily take multiple with you and dispose after each use. But I could not justify 22 dollars for just this use case.