A diaper changing device which can assist parents or other caregivers in changing an infant or other subject's diaper may include a base. The base may be flat. At least one diaper retainer tab may be provided on the base. The at least one diaper retainer tab may be configured to engage and secure a diaper in place on the base. The base and the at least one diaper retainer tab may be used by a caregiver to maintain the diaper in an easily reachable, strategically placed position as the diaper on an infant or adult is changed, allowing a caregiver to operate a front end of the diaper and wrap the front end over the subject. The caregiver may easily and rapidly pull the base frontward from the diaper to disconnect the diaper changing device from the diaper and finalize the diapering process.

An angularly adjustable changing pad is provided that is a traditional changing pad but with the added benefit of reducing acid reflux and other stomach issues for a baby. The angularly adjustable changing pad includes a frame, a pad, an adjustable strap, a plurality of notches, a pair of snaps, and an elongated bar. The angularly adjustable changing pad includes the notches that are disposed along the fixed plate on opposing sides thereof and permits the adjustable plate to be securely supported at inclines at different angles in relation to the fixed plate is in a standalone kit format as well as an assembled device. The adjustable strap includes a buckle that is a quick-side release buckle to further secure an infant to the pad.

An angularly adjustable changing pad is provided that is a traditional changing pad but with the added benefit of reducing acid reflux and other stomach issues for a baby. The angularly adjustable changing pad includes a frame, a pad, an adjustable strap, a plurality of notches, a pair of snaps, and an elongated bar. The angularly adjustable changing pad includes the notches that are disposed along the fixed plate on opposing sides thereof and permits the adjustable plate to be securely supported at inclines at different angles in relation to the fixed plate is in a standalone kit format as well as an assembled device. The adjustable strap includes a buckle that is a quick-side release buckle to further secure an infant to the pad.

Provided is an Aircraft Lavatory Unit 20 that ensures lavatory user comfort while facilitating diaper changing. The Aircraft Lavatory Unit 20 includes a Diaper Changing Table 10 on which an infant can be placed and which can be selectively changed between a Housed State in which the Diaper Changing Table 10 is housed in a Wall Surface and a Pulled-Out State in which the Diaper Changing Table 10 is pulled out from the Wall Surface; and a display 25 which is disposed to face the Diaper Changing Table 10 in the Pulled-Out State and display still images or videos.

An exemplary baby diaper changing station (260) includes a table (264) that is configured to be in operative supported connection with a wall (262) through a pair of transversely disposed mounting brackets (266, 268). The table is in movable rotatable connection with the mounting brackets. The table is rotatably movable between a use position in which a generally planar changing surface (280) extends generally horizontal and faces upward, and a stored position in which the table extends parallel to the wall and in outwardly overlying relation of the mounting brackets. A pair of torsion springs (348) that are associated with respective joints (276, 278) operate to rotationally bias the table toward the stored position once the table has been rotationally moved by the user away from the use position.

An exemplary baby diaper changing station (260) includes a table (264) that is configured to be in operative supported connection with a wall (262) through a pair of transversely disposed mounting brackets (266, 268). The table is in movable rotatable connection with the mounting brackets. The table is rotatably movable between a use position in which a generally planar changing surface (280) extends generally horizontal and faces upward, and a stored position in which the table extends parallel to the wall and in outwardly overlying relation of the mounting brackets. A pair of torsion springs (348) that are associated with respective joints (276, 278) operate to rotationally bias the table toward the stored position once the table has been rotationally moved by the user away from the use position.

A foldable perforated changing pad may include a first panel. A foldable perforated changing pad may include a plurality of support elements. A foldable perforated changing pad may include a plurality of support connectors. A foldable perforated changing pad may include a plurality of pivot elements. A foldable perforated changing pad may include a first plurality of pivot connectors. A foldable perforated changing pad may include a second panel coupled to the first panel by the first plurality of pivot connectors. A foldable perforated changing pad may include permeable gaps. The plurality of support elements and plurality of support connectors, in combination, may form a reticulated structure. The foldable perforated changing pad pivot elements may be domed. The foldable perforated changing pad support elements may be arcuate. The foldable perforated changing pad may include a flat bottom surface.

A portable, collapsible canopy for use with a diaper changing pad, wherein the canopy comprises a frame structure having a plurality of rigid members adjoined by a plurality of pivotable joints, with at least one of the pivotable joints being spring-biased. The canopy further comprises a plurality of wall portions coupled to the frame structure, wherein the wall portions are formed of a lightweight, flexible material. The canopy also comprises a bottom section in which the changing pad is placed upon. The frame structure is configured to be held normally open by the spring-biased joints, and the frame structure and wall portions are manually collapsible so as to enable the canopy to be folded into a compact state suitable for storage in a diaper bag. A combination diaper bag and diaper changing canopy are also disclosed.

A lighted pad for the purpose of changing a baby's diaper in a dark room with no additional lighting including a top, body contacting translucent layer, a lighting element device layer positioned below the top, body contacting layer, the lighting element device layer including at least one lighting element powered by a portable power source, and a bottom lighting element support layer positioned below the lighting element layer such that the at least one lighting element is encapsulated between the top and bottom layers.

A lighted pad for the purpose of changing a baby's diaper in a dark room with no additional lighting including a top, body contacting translucent layer, a lighting element device layer positioned below the top, body contacting layer, the lighting element device layer including at least one lighting element powered by a portable power source, and a bottom lighting element support layer positioned below the lighting element layer such that the at least one lighting element is encapsulated between the top and bottom layers.