Comfort, Safety & Style in Every Change

In your baby's first year, you'll do around 3,000 nappy changes! That's why it's essential to make each one, efficient, safe and comfortable for both you and your little one. Mabel the Change Table is here to make nappy changes a breeze.

Why is Mabel the right baby change table for you?

Safety First: Our change table is sturdy and strong. It has a wide base and solid construction to ensure even the wriggliest baby is safe and supported. The high sides ensures baby can't roll off and the curved edges are free from sharp points or gaps.

Ample Storage: With two storage containers on the side, a handy side pocket and two large storage areas below, Mabel has plenty of tidy storage space for wipes, nappies, creams and all your baby-changing essentials.

Comfort & Easy Care
Mabel features a soft, wipeable change pad for quick and easy clean-ups after every nappy change. For added comfort, especially during cooler nights, you can use the included fitted sheet to keep your baby warm and cozy.

Size & Portability: Our compact change table takes up minimal space in your home and with one end having wheels, the table can be easily wheeled from one space to another. When all 4 legs are on the floor, the change table stays firmly in one place.

Assembly: Mabel comes with full assembly instructions which are very simple. Assembling your change table will only take 10-15 minutes.

Hey good-looking! This is one lovely-looking change table. It's simple, clean, fresh white finish with wooden legs, fits in with any home décor.

• Age Range: newborn - 12 months or weighing less than 11kgs.
• Warranty: 12 month
• WARNING: Never leave a child unattended on the change table. Falls can happen. Keep at least one hand on your child at all times.

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Why Back Sleeping Is Best

Placing your baby on their back to sleep is the safest choice. It's roughly twice as safe as side sleeping and six times safer than front sleeping, and it's one of the best ways to protect against sudden infant death syndrome.

Why Some Babies Develop a Flat Spot

If you're comparing infant pillows or a pillow for newborns to help prevent flat spots, here's what's going on. Because babies sleep so much on their backs, some develop a flat or uneven area from resting in one position too long. This is called positional head-flattening, medically known as Plagiocephaly or flat head syndrome. It happens because a newborn's skull is still soft in the first few months, so steady pressure in one spot can gradually change its shape.

Your baby might already have a slight flat spot from their position before birth, or simply develop a favourite head position over time. There's no evidence that a flat spot causes harm, but most parents would rather prevent it early.

How This Baby Head Pillow Helps

This baby head pillow gently cradles your baby's head and spreads pressure evenly, easing the load on one area of the skull. Unlike an ordinary newborn pillow, it doesn't lift or tilt your baby's head, so they can still move naturally and comfortably.

Use it as a flat head pillow any time your baby is lying flat, in the cot, on the floor, or out in the pram.

Other Ways to Help Prevent a Flat Spot

Alongside using a baby flat head pillow, alternating your baby's sleep position, varying how you carry them, and regular tummy time all help protect their head shape. Read our full guide: 4 ways to prevent a flat spot on baby's head.