| | |  | Cases & Clips | Home » » » » PiddlePad Waterproof Seat Liner | | | | | | | Description: | | Protects Car Seats, Strollers and Joggers! Contains messy diaper blowouts- above and below diaper line! Features soft, absorbent layers that wick moisture away from child's skin. Waterproof vinyl outer layer prevents messy stained seats, and makes cleanups easy. Fits easily and discreetly inside child's esat without reducing harness safety. Quilted terry cloth is gentle to baby's skin. Black. | | | Features: | |
• Waterproof seat liner protects all seats from diaper blowouts and potty-training accidents
• Soft absorbent terrycloth; machine washable
• Works with all harness systems, includes soft upright harness shield
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 14.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 12.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 0.25 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.3 pounds | | Package Length:
| 9.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.5 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.2 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.3 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 31 reviews |
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Not the shape it appears to beJun 28, 2010
We bought this to use with our recently potty-trained toddler, in case of unexpected car naps (she's pretty good about calling for a potty break when awake). It seems ok, but, in contrast to the impression you get from the image, is not stiffened at all, but rather gets wadded down into a heap near the crack -- it's barely obvious that there's any shape to it at all. That's sort of pesky, as we're liable to forget about it until the first accident, at which point we'll just have to hope...
 It is what you make itMay 25, 2010
I use the piddle pad in my infant car seat for diaper accidents. I do not like taking the seat cover apart to clean the car seat cover and car seat. The piddle pad has saved us the trouble, sometimes several times a day. But, it will not get every accident every time. It is a plus just to have something save me the trouble of disassembling the car seat and waiting for it to dry and then putting it back together. Especially while traveling. When you put your child into the car seat, just make sure the piddle pad is pulled up the back, around the sides, and under the diaper area around the buckle. It really is not that difficult and will not take much time. It will not work if it is not all under the bottom area of your child. You will not find anything that will solve all of your problems, but this was worth the money. I have two. I keep an extra in the car and one always in the car seat.
 Wished we'd found these a long time agoMay 12, 2010
My 2-yr-old daughter is skinny as a rail, but was still learning the art of potty training. She had accidents regularly that overflowed her too-big Pull-Ups, so we wanted to try training pants. The problem we had was not wanting to wash the carseat cover any more than we already are (2-3 times a week). We found this product and so far it's been great. My only complaint is that the "buckle-guard" in the front is not quite tall enough, so that can get soaked in the case of an accident. Other than that though we haven't had any problems with leaking through, and it's been easy to wash. It does show signs of wear after the first wash, although we're still happy with the functionality.
Waterproof seatMar 20, 2010
This is exactly what we need. We should have bought it sooner. The only drawback, it does move in the seat a little when your independent child gets in with no help.
seat protectorFeb 18, 2010
We had a friend and her toddler visit recently. He fell a sleep in the car seat and had an accident. Since I couldn't take the seat cover off I had to wash the whole seat in my bath tub. I don't know how absorbent this product would be but like the idea of protecting the seat.
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