A portable, stable and rigid baby changing station which can be easily collapsed for storage or expanded for use and which can be safely and securely worn by a user, to form a firm bed for changing a baby when no other clean or useable surfaces are available.

An aircraft lavatory unit that includes a diaper changing platform has a first side wall and a second side wall located on both sides of a toilet bowl, and a rear surface wall located to the rear of the toilet bowl. Handrails are provided on the first side wall and the second side wall. The diaper changing platform can be pivoted between a stowage position in which it is stowed in a stowage recess in the rear surface wall, and a usage position in which the diaper changing platform is lowered above the toilet bowl. The diaper changing platform is configured so that in the usage position it is supported by placing both sides of the bottom surface on the handrails of the first side wall and the second side wall.

A convertible mat that can transition from a first use position to a second use position. The convertible mat has a housing a housing having a first section, a second section, and a hinge therebetween. The first section has a first cavity with a first opening opposite the hinge, and the second section has a second cavity with a second opening opposite the hinge. A first insert panel is inserted into the first cavity through the first opening, and a second insert panel is inserted into the second cavity through the second opening. Closure members are provided at each opening to retain the insert panels therein. A connector is used to removably secure the first section to the second section to form an acute angle therebetween in the second use position.

A foldable bag designed to provide a cost-effective, convenient, and sanitary way to dispose of a dirty diaper. The foldable bag comprises two pockets: a front pocket and a rear pocket. The front pocket receives the dirty diaper, while the rear pocket receives the front pocket. Once the diaper is secured in the front pocket, the user twists the front pocket to lock the odors within. Next, the user rolls up the front pocket until the front pocket reaches the top edge. Lastly, the user tucks the front pocket from the front side into the rear pocket on the rear side. Once tucked in place, the foldable bag can be properly discarded without emitting odors into the surrounding area. In a preferred embodiment, the upper section of the foldable bag folds outward to form a large surface area that can be used for changing a baby's diaper.

A baby changing station includes a wall mount for mounting to wall, a bed, a first frame for pivotably mounting the bed to the wall mount in a horizontal position, and a second frame for pivotably mounting the bed to the wall mount in vertical portion.

A portable changing table is disclosed. The portable changing table comprises a flexible support material and a support pocket disposed within the flexible support material. A rigid planar material is disposed within the support pocket and rigidly supports the flexible support material. An extension extends from the flexible support material and forms a securing envelope configured to attach to a child safety seat or a child stroller. Securing straps attach to the flexible support material and are configured to attach the flexible support material to a child safety seat or a child stroller. The securing straps and securing envelope provide tension across the flexible support material to provide a rigidly supported substantially horizontal surface where a caregiver can change a diaper or clothes of the infant or small child.

A portable changing table comprises a flexible hanging support having upper and lower ends, a chamber adapted to receive and hold a child during diapering, and left and right support straps. The upper end of the hanging support has at least one hook for hanging the changing table during use. The hanging support is adapted to hang substantially vertically during use. The chamber is attached to the lower end of the hanging support such that the chamber hangs from the hanging support during use. The chamber comprises a floor, a rear wall having a bottom edge foldably attached to a rear edge of the floor, a front wall having a bottom edge foldably attached to a front edge of the floor, a flexible left side wall, and a flexible right side wall.

A portable changing table is disclosed. The portable changing table comprises a flexible support material and a support pocket disposed within the flexible support material. A rigid planar material is disposed within the support pocket and rigidly supports the flexible support material. An extension extends from the flexible support material and forms a securing envelope configured to attach to a child safety seat or a child stroller. Securing straps attach to the flexible support material and are configured to attach the flexible support material to a child safety seat or a child stroller. The securing straps and securing envelope provide tension across the flexible support material to provide a rigidly supported substantially horizontal surface where a caregiver can change a diaper or clothes of the infant or small child.

A changing table comprises a wall assembly and a tray assembly. The wall assembly is capable of mounting to a wall, and the tray assembly is pivotally attached to the wall assembly such that the wall assembly and tray assembly form a changeable angle in between them. The tray assembly comprises an exterior first surface and an interior second surface. The interior second surface comprises a cushion and is configured to receive an infant.

A foldable mat includes a mat including a padded material and a plurality of sections, each section of the plurality of sections having substantially similar dimensions such that the plurality of sections fold together. The foldable mat also includes a rigid material disposed within at least one section of the plurality of sections of the mat and a restraining mechanism arranged to restrain a person on the mat.