I actually got this same changing table at a garage sale for $10, it was in perfect condition just needed to be cleaned, anyway- if I had to buy it at regular price I would! This table has lasted a year now and I am very happy with it. I recommend buying a curved changing pad to go with it though.

We purchased this table to go with the White Jenny Lind crib we bought. Table was very easy to put together and is extremly sturdy. Having two children I couldn't possibly see the point in spending $150 or more for a changing table that you can really only use for the first year depending on the size of your child. We've been using ours now for 4 months and I have no complaints.

I bought this for my son. I thought it was a good product for a fair price. He has been using it for the past 8 months with no problems. But just yesterday I saw a sticker on the side of the strap that said the table had a 20 lb weight limit! I was surprised. My son almost weighs that and I don't want to buy another table now. Next time I will buy a more substantial one for more money that can be used longer.

We love this, and the price is perfect! We bought cute fabric bins and have three on each level for diapers and storage.

I've been using this changing table for 18 months with no problems until this morning my wiggly 25lb. daughter fell through! She could have been really hurt. The rail that the changing platform slides into gave out. On the purchase page on this web site it states for children 3 years old and under but when you get the box it states for 20 pounds and under! I'm guessing the average three year old has long since broken 20 pounds, my daughter was 20 pounds around 11 months and has always been in the 50th percentile. My advice is to spend a little more money on something more substantial so you don't have to spend a lot more money later replacing it or worse possibly on a doctors appointment for an injured child. Please take some time to read all of the reviews. There are so many complaints of cheap material, cracked wood, the pitiful 20# weight limit, bad instructions, screws that keep coming loose, missing parts, and warped panels. Many reviewers agree you get a cheap, poor quality table for a cheap price.