Diaper Corner Baby Changing Table with Hamper and Basket - Espresso

Put this together with a 1 month old next to me- was able to do it by myself, no problems. Easy to put together if you can read directions/look at pictures and use common sense. Super sturdy. Son is 6mo now and 22lbs and 31in and still fits, but I'm not sure for how much longer. His feet are dangling off. I just wish they made arrow shaped changing pad covers.

Love this table. Got it around 3 or 4 months. Baby is now 10 months. We were using pack and play changing table and then went to this. This is a great table. Easy to put off in corner. Shelves make organizing easy. Room for wipes and everything. We even got hanging hooks and put on the sides to hang back up onesies and burp cloths.

I put this together, pregnant, by myself, in about 15 minutes. I even sat down the entire time! It's very sturdy once assembled, especially considering it's not solid wood or anything. It has lots of room for storage and the hamper/drawer are awesome. I'm not sure why anyone wants to change their baby sideways. The changing pad is definitely thing, but for the price, who cares? Order a better one.

I purchased this table to fit in a corner of a room at my mom's house, so baby has a place for all of her things when visiting grandma. I wish I had've known about this when I furnished our nursery. It has the ideal angle for changing, as most tables have your baby perpendicular to you, which is awkward for changing. This is perfect! Its sturdy, and has lots of space for you changing needs. The corners can even fit our Munchkin diaper warmer/organizer, among all of the other diaper changing creams, etc. The drawer and hamper are super helpful, too! Only complaint is that the product comes with a thin, crappy changing pad. Just toss those and buy a better one. Overall, this product is pretty sweet!

My husband really wanted a changing table where we would be standing at baby's feet, rather than facing sideways. So this one it was, and we haven't regretted it. Assembly was easy, the amount of shelf space works well, and the drawer and hamper come in extremely handy. It's a good height for us, too (we're 5'5" and 5'10"). The changing pad cover was ruined in no time at all, but a certain Swedish furniture store makes a set of 2 covers that fit fine (just tuck in the pointy end at baby's head), or you can always sew your own if you're so inclined, of course.My only beef right now: What are we going to do with this beast between Baby 1 and Baby 2? Don't think it will be practical to disassemble. May have to clear out an entire closet just to store it...