While changing her youngest son's diaper in the spring of 2006, Sue Wong suddenly longed for a way to make the diaper changing process easier. She was tired of holding up the legs of her wiggly toddler with one hand while with the other hand, trying to pull a new diaper out of the tightly packed plastic packaging, unfold it, and slide it under his bottom.

This son was particularly active, which often made the changing process even more frustrating. What she needed was an extra hand. But that wasn't possible. So with her background in mechanical engineering, she conceptualized a diaper dispenser built into the changing table surface that it automatically fed a new diaper for the next change. She also wanted a surface that had fastener strips to hold the diaper flat while changing the baby. So, she got to work and built the first prototype out of cardboard. Thus, the concept of the Ubi changing table was born. She used this prototype for over 6 months and found it to be indispensable.

After studying design books and magazines, she also knew she wanted to try a style that was distinctively modern and unique. Thus, the table took the form of bent plywood with fabrics that were both fun and stylish.

We hope that Ubi changing table is as useful to you as it has been for us!