Jenny Lind Changing Table

Turned out super cute and is sturdy. Had to buy 10.5” baskets for the shelves

Mid-century modern classic. Strong craftsmanship, easy assembly, perfect addition.

This is a fantastic changing table and the best part is the price. I hesitated buying a changing table since they really don't last that long, babies outgrow them really fast. But I couldn't find a dresser I liked and I needed somewhere to change my baby and since the price was reasonable I decided to get it. It was a good decision. It came in good shape and it was easy to asemble. Is not very bulky but is sturdy. You can use the space underneath to put baskets and store diapers, creams, wipes or toys. It goes well in the nursery with the Jenny Lind Crib. I guess you can use it with another crib but I'm not sure it would look as nice since this is very vintage looking.

Great Diaper Stand. Works well and doesn't take up alot of room.

This table is great. Very sturdy, and ample room. One area split, as my husband was putting a screw in towards the back, but, i am not certain what the cause was. It wasn't a weight bearing area, so we didn't stress it too much. I swear, with both our third baby, and now our fourth, they have both LOVED their changing tables! They just adore being there, and interacting with you. We added the summer changing pad, and i hang this IKEA fish mobile overhead for them, and they think they are in heaven. Who knows?! I love the coos, and smiles we get while they are there. I like the classic and timeless style of the jenny Lind stuff, and it fits pretty seamlessly with other decor.

Our twins are three months old, so we've been using this table for a bit. I was 19 weeks pregnant when I put it together by myself. I do generally enjoy putting furniture together and this was pretty easy to figure out and get together. The shelves aren't the most sturdy things ever, but for what you store on a changing table, they work. The lip on the shelf does make it impossible to slide square storage boxes out easily, but the shorter rectangle ones fit great and work great. The pad that comes with it is extremely thin, but we got a better one that fits with some space. My biggest complaint is that the paint is already chipping. The only thing I can figure is that it's from the button on jeans hitting it since it's chipping in front. Other than that, I really like how it looks in the nursery.

I really love this changing table. You CANNOT beat the price, and the style is so cute and classic. I used Pottery Barn Kids Sabrina baskets, size small in white; I found that it was possible to fit three on the top and three on the bottom, but I ended up using just two on the top (leaving some space for odds and ends that didn't work well in the basket, like wipes placed between them) and one on the bottom (leaving space for folded Aden & Anais swaddle blankets, which I reached for constantly). The pad it comes with hit the trash pretty quickly - it's really thin - but it was easy for me to find a compatible pad (with sides that curve up) and cover (I swear by the white terry Burt's Bees cover available at Target - it shows everything, which I love - I WANT to know when it's dirty!). Having this changing table separate from my dresser allowed me to put other things on the dresser (lamp, frames) and have everything an arm-length away. It has a small footprint, which is nice for a small space. I have been very happy with this product.

This turned out to be a great purchase! It arrived in a few days and was well packaged and arrived with no damage at all. It was so easy to assemble because the holes that were pre-drilled were actually in the right spots. The directions were a smidge confusing but the pictures helped. Once together it seems very sturdy although we won't be using it for a few months to say for sure. Only negatives: the shelves are a thin fiber board type material that definitely won't hold a lot of weight. In addition, they are a wood color on the left and right edges, not painted black. While this is not a deal breaker it's annoying because they don't slip into any grooves like they do on the front so you see the wood color on the sides.