The present application relates generally to diaper accessories, and specifically to changing platforms and disposal bins. The disposal bin of the present application includes an outer housing, the outer housing configured to receive an inner bin and the outer housing including a deposit opening through which a disposal item may be introduced into the outer housing. The disposal bin further includes an inner bin received in the outer housing and defining an inner bin opening for receiving a disposal item when the disposal item is deposited through the deposit opening of the outer housing. The changing platform of the present application includes a core and at least one extension portion being reconfigurable between a collapsed portable configuration and a deployed configuration in which the changing platform is extended to increase the size of a changing surface. A related method of deploying a change table is also described.

A portable diaper changing station includes a base, a back wall, and at least two privacy walls. The base includes a front edge, a rear edge, lateral edges and a padded surface. The back wall includes a bottom edge and lateral edges. The privacy walls are coupled to the base and the back wall, and extend along a majority of the length of a lateral edge of the base and a lateral edge of the back wall. The rear edge of the base is hingedly coupled to the bottom edge of the back wall and hingedly movable relative to the back wall between a closed position and a deployed position.

The application is directed to a system for changing out a used undergarment worn by a person. The system includes an outer package comprising a changing pad and one or more changing items therein. A person may be placed atop the changing pad during changing out from the used undergarment to a new or clean undergarment. The changing pad may be used as a disposal package for the outer package, used undergarment and the one or more changing items.

The current invention is a mobile diaper changing station. The changing station has a made of a lightweight frame of either hard plastic or hollow metal tubes. The changing surface is a mesh sheet, which is detachable for easy cleaning. The changing station is folding, with multiple panels and legs, all folding down to fit into the outside pocket of a standard diaper bag.

A portable changing table including a foldable board having a first section and a second section, and at least one attachment device secured to the board, such that the board has a folded position and an unfolded position, such that in the folded position the first section folds flat against the second section, and such that in the unfolded position, the first section and the section lay flat adjacent to one another to form a rectangular surface.

A portable changing table including a foldable board having a first section and a second section, and at least one attachment device secured to the board, such that the board has a folded position and an unfolded position, such that in the folded position the first section folds flat against the second section, and such that in the unfolded position, the first section and the section lay flat adjacent to one another to form a rectangular surface.

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.

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.