Disposable Changing Pad Bocioland 90×60 cm 10 pcs BOCA-250

Disposable changing pad Bocioland 90×60 cm 10 pcs BOCA-250 is a single-use changing pad designed to provide a hygienic barrier between the infant and the underlying surface during diaper changes and basic baby care. The pad measures 90×60 cm, offering a pre-cut size that covers standard changing areas in homes, nurseries, clinics and on the go. Supplied in a pack of 10, the lightweight construction makes it convenient to carry, store and dispose of after one use.

Advantages

The disposable changing pad is intended to reduce cross-contamination by providing a fresh, uncontaminated surface for each change. Its dimensions ensure adequate coverage of most changing mats and beds without trimming, and the one-time-use design eliminates laundering and the need for additional storage of used linens. The pads are lightweight and compact when packed, which simplifies transportation for childcare providers, medical staff and parents traveling with infants.

Suitable for

• Diaper changes at home
• Travel and outings with infants
• Childcare centres and nurseries
• Medical settings, clinics and paediatric departments
• Temporary changing surfaces in public facilities

Key specifications

• Size: 90 × 60 cm
• Quantity per pack: 10 pieces
• Single-use disposable design
• Lightweight, pre-cut format for immediate use
• Protects underlying surfaces from fluids and soiling

How to use

Place the disposable changing pad on the chosen changing surface with the absorbent side facing up. Lay the infant on the pad and proceed with the diaper change or care routine. After use, fold or roll the pad to contain soiling, then dispose of it in an appropriate waste container following local regulations. Replace with a new pad for the next change to maintain hygiene. Do not attempt to wash or reuse the pad.

Usage recommendations

Store the packs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. For infants with sensitive skin, ensure the skin is dry and, if needed, use a barrier cream before placing the baby on the pad. Use the pads as part of standard hygiene procedures and in combination with handwashing or sanitising to reduce the risk of contamination.