( 7 reviews )
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Posted: Nov 1 2008
We had to buy this in a hurry because the product we had wanted (and ordered from Amazon) suddenly became unavailable. What a poor choice! The back panel is not even the right _size_, so there's a gaping hole in the back of the dresser. Tells you a lot about the manufacturer's quality control. The whole thing feels flimsy and cheap. I'd be worried about putting a baby on top of it, it feels ready to fall apart at any minute. My husband put a dent into this thing with his _nail_ -- exactly what is it made out of?? I wish I had known that it was made of this kind of cheap stuff, it certainly shouldn't be for the price of it. Bottom line -- waste of money.
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Posted: Oct 21 2008
I like that this changer has drawers, is sturdy, and has raised sides to keep my very active baby from launching herself off. It is also easy to put together, and pretty. It came with a few defects. One of the inside drawer pieces was cracked, and we had to repair it with tape and wood glue for the drawer to stay together. Additionally, one of the front drawer panels had a deep scratch. As I was pretty pregnant at the time, we didn't want to deal with the hassle of sending it back.
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Posted: Aug 4 2008
We bought this changer for our son, who is now 16 months old. We had no problems with the delivery or the assembly. I loved it until I actually started using it. The drawer bottoms are very flimsy and the sides of the drawers are made of VERY soft wood. Two of the 3 drawers cracked and were unusable after four months. The fronts of the drawers kept pulling off. We continued to use just the changing table part for another 6 months or so (we glued on the drawer fronts so it looked presentable, even if it wasn't functional)until we could move our older daughter's $99 K-Mart dresser into our son's room. Funny how the cheap K-Mart dresser lasted MUCH longer than this one. DO NOT BUY THIS...
