Summer Deluxe Piddle Pad, Black

Another essential baby item that I didnt realize I needed. Somebody got me this for my baby shower. I didnt originally put it in the carseat. He had his first blow out and I had to take the entire car seat cover off and wash it and wait for it to dry. Now I have this in there and it makes clean up so easy. Absolutely love this. I now buy it for every new Mommy when I go to a shower.

This a great item for potty training to keep from having to take out a car seat and completely clean it after every accident. I highly recommend this product. We used it when our child was an infant and continue to use it for potty training.

I bought these on a whim while potty training my 3 ear old and now wondering why I didnt purchase sooner!! We have several car seats in our 4 cars and I didnt want to have to be constantly washing them if he had any accidents. Once received, I ended up purchasing additional ones for my infant daughter just to protect her seat fabric! They are a life saver if youre a busy parent like me and frequently are on the go with kiddos strapped into car seats.

If you are a parent, you know how challenging it is to wash the car seat cover. Plus, many of them require line drying, which sometimes takes longer than the amount of time you have. This has saved me from all this trouble on numerous occassions. I had an older style piddle pad, which did not have the hole for a belt buckle. When I saw this version, I knew I had to have it even though my child was over a year old. The pad stays in place much better than my first. Yes, it still moves around if my child climbs in the carseat. But, I would rather deal with that any day over the alternative when there is a leak. Im amazed how many people have not even heard of this product. I would highly recommend this as a baby gift - its one of those items nobody thinks to buy, it doesnt hurt to have more than one if by some rare chance somebody thought to buy one (one for the carseat, another for the stroller), and it is used for several years. Its a big help for everything from newborn diaper blowouts to potty training!

Easy to put in and fits all seats (I put these in two different car seats, a double stroller, umbrella stroller, and single seat stroller). I wish they had some sort of button or Velcro system to keep it secure to the seat, like clipping around the base of the straps/belts, so they would stay in place. I have to readjust these each time my toddler gets in or out of the seat, and if hes not cooperating getting into the chair Im worried about the pad sitting oddly to the side. These contained a blowout really great, and one pee miss. The pee seemed to more so sit there to be absorbed by the clothing than it did absorb the pee. Easy to clean.

Love, love, love these. I thought from the way that the fabric feels that it would get sweaty in the Texas summer heat. That has not been the case at all. I have them in all our car seats and in the stroller too. I cant tell you how many times it has saved me from having to take apart the car seat and wash the whole thing and then, the worst part, put it back together again. From bodily fluids to spilled drinks to cracker crumbs-these things take it all. They wash easily and back in the car they go. I only wish I had discovered them before I learned how much I hate washing the car seat covers. I have Britax car seats in case you are wondering about fit. They sit down in their well without moving around much. They are floppy on my bumbleride stroller and sit well in my Chicco stroller.

WWe had our first car seat tee-tee accident. It was frustrating to removeove the car seat fabric, wash it, wait for it to air dry, and reassemble. So we went looking for a solution and the piddle pad was recommended. Bought this one, and I am no longer frustrated with in car seat tee-tee accidents. Love it! Easy to install. Looks nice. Appears to add comfort to the seat. Easy to clean. I also recommend purchasing the 2 pack vs a single one. This way you can swap out a clean one, while the other is in the wash. You can even use the second backup in the stroller seat, in the meantime.

This one has held up in the car seat and has caught some pee like its supposed to. I only wish it had better buckle coverage. But it worked better than the one I got before it where the urine went right through.

If you dont have one of these youre missing out. After my first daughter had a blow out in her pumpkin seat that requires us to take off all the fabric and put a blanket down for her to ride in it on the way home from a trip, I started researching solutions so I wouldnt have to take the car seat apart every time something like that happened. And here it is! We have two, one in my 2 year olds car seat in case she has an accident and one in the babys seat. My 2 year old has has pee accidents in the car and this has saved me more than once. Huge fan.

I think I use this differently than most people. Most people put it in their kids car seat to save the carseat from accidents. And from the reviews, most people like it. I wanted to use it like that, but it was annoying because every time I took my son out of his carseat, Id have to readjust it. It is slippery on the back side, and it slides all over. I have enough trouble trying to get my flailing toddler in and out of his carseat, without having to deal with this thing sliding around. I looked at other ones (also slick on the bottom), but I really like the design and fit of this one - it has fit all of our carseats very well - its a great universal shape and I like the coverage it provides. SO, since my kid doesnt wet his carseat very often, I use it AFTER he has accidents. This includes some pretty spectacular carsickness situations. When your kid has barfed all over his carseat multiple times, and you find yourself an hour away from home, this little piddle pad comes in handy. You cant really protect your carseat from these unexpected, catastrophic situations, and the only thing you can do is find a hose at a public garden or park, spray down the whole carseat AND your kid, put your kid in his spare clothes from the diaper bag that you keep permanently in your car, and put this in the carseat. Its nice and waterproof and keeps his spare pants from soaking in the water from your sopping wet carseat. When he wets his carseat (again, it doesnt happen very often, so when it does, its usually about time that I should disassemble the carseat cover and wash it anyway), I put him in his spare pants and add this to the carseat to keep his bottom from getting wet on the drive home. Anyway, thats just what I do. :) But if they made it stickier on the bottom so it could grip a carseat better, I might actually keep it in there permanently! Washes great, holds up great, fits all our carseat weve owned.