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Where will you and your baby go today?

Find diaper changing stations near you. Add one for the next person.

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How it works

Find a Station

See what is nearby, then know which restroom has one before you walk in.

The DiaperPal map with the place type filter open
A venue screen showing which restroom has the station

Log a Station

Found one that's not on the map? Adding it takes less time than changing a diaper.

Logging a new station at a grocery store

From the map

Add a note with helpful insights.

235+ stations logged and growing

Outdoor Fun

“Near the entrance. Very large garden, only one bathroom”

Men'sOpen wall
South Coast Botanic GardenPalos Verdes Estates, CA
Food & Drink

“By the kitchen. 1st one, changing station sign”

All-GenderPrivate room
Driftwood CafeSouth Lake Tahoe, CA
Errands

“Gate 3. Second handicap stall. Has Koala Kare sticker on outside”

Men'sInside a stall
Long Beach AirportLong Beach, CA
Indoor Activities

“Lobby area, on your left when you enter. No ticket required”

All-GenderPrivate room
Brooklyn MuseumBrooklyn, NY
Indoor Activities

“Up some stairs, ADA lift around the corner for stroller help”

All-GenderPrivate room
Reynolds ClubChicago, IL
Errands

“In the back left behind the curtain. Have toddler toilet and sink too”

All-GenderPrivate room
SuperAwesome Cuts for KidsSanta Monica, CA
Cory, the founder of DiaperPal, on the beach boardwalk
Cory,
dad of two, founder

Our story

“Built by a dad who got tired of changing diapers in parking lots.”

My wife and I wanted to spend more time out exploring with our kids, but finding a changing station was often harder than it should be. I started keeping a mental map of the good spots, and eventually turned it into DiaperPal, a place where people can help each other find and share family friendly places. Getting out the door with little ones is hard enough. Let’s make one thing easier for a change.

The map grows wherever you go.

Every station you see was logged by a parent, caregiver, or friend, then reviewed before going live.

Don’t see any near you? Be the first to put one on the map and help the next person.

Download the app to log

FAQ

Before you go.

Is DiaperPal free?

Yes. Free to download, free to use, no ads, no account.

Who is this app for?

Anyone. You don't need to have a child in diapers to log a station and help a caregiver find a family friendly place to change a diaper. Grandparents, nannies, uncles, friends, parents-to-be, etc. all welcome :)

How do you know a station is really there?

Every diaper changing table on the map was logged by someone who was there. If something changes or a station is no longer there, you can report it right from the app.

How do I add a station?

Open the app, tap Log, and search for the place. It takes less time than changing a diaper, and every station is reviewed before it goes live.

DiaperPal app icon

One less thing
to worry about.

Download on the App Store