Baby must-have: the changing and changing mat from Moomu
All baby gadgets (okay: necessities, but sometimes we doubt whether you really need it all) such as pacifiers, strollers, baby care and more, are gradually becoming more beautiful, more sustainable, more convenient and smarter. Whether you need them or not: that is a nice development. Only one product was left behind, one of those 'things' that really makes life with a baby easier: the changing mat (so that the little one doesn't sneak off the changing table when you're busy with shitty diapers). Nikita and Ralph found that pillow after having their first child. Can be better. Must be better. What do you do then? Correct. Then you do it yourself.
Nikita and Ralph didn't understand it at all: how could it be that that damn boring changing mat was never better, smarter, more attractive, more sustainable... In short: it was never innovated? After the necessary thinking and development, the duo (now parents of two darling sons, that aside) put a star changing and changing mat on the market: the Moomu.
Nikita and Ralph's main mission, and the idea behind Moomu, is to baby essentials that are safe and responsible to use, for both kids and their parents, but also with love for nature and design.
We hear you thinking: a changing mat is just a changing mat, right? What else can you change about that? Ha! Then you don't know Moomu yet. The Moomu changing mat is first of all sustainable: 100% poison-free, latex-free, PVC-free, BPA-free, Phthalete-free and Formamide-free. In addition, the cushion 'slops' so that your child lies more comfortably (and spitting-up incidents during dressing and undressing are reduced). Furthermore, the entire assembly is cut from a mold, so it is actually indestructible and very easy to remove (always handy if an accident happens while you are still dealing with the first accident). In addition, it has nice high edges, so that rolling is impossible for the mini!
Last but not least: Moomu works with beautiful covers that you can put over the entire object. And no, it really isn't a waste of the beautiful thing on the inside of the cover: you can purchase extra 'inserts' that you kind of place 'in' the changing mat. The insert has an anti-slip strip (what a word) so that it stays in place.
The prints are completely contemporary, also beautiful. Okay, one last bonus: the Moomus are made by refugees who want to go back to work here in the Netherlands. We like that.