can the changing table be used separate from the crib
149381
The crib is attached to the changing table, but the changing table can still be used once you pack the crib away... I only used it for changing diapers up until she was 11 months.... She was way too tall for it
702927
No. It has to be attached to something with banister like structure, for example a normal crib.
1762193
Yes. Both napper and changing station are removable. It is assumed that you will use the napper until the baby is old enough to start rolling over - then you take both napper and changing station off and use the bassinet.
1273879
I'm not sure about the bassinet because I didn't need it. The changing table was pretty easy. I'm not very good at explaining things but I'll do my best. If you have the changing table assembled (the bars connected and put through the changing table kind of like a curtain and curtain rod) then there should be two buttons on the end where the bar is not at. On one of the ends of the play pen you should see two places where to button the changing table at. Then the bars connect to the play pen so that when you are not using it, you can move it to where it hangs on the outside of the play pen and out of your way. Hope this helps and you get it put together.
413881
You can use it, however it does go over part of the bassinet and the instructions tell you to remove the changing table when using the bassinet. We loved this unit and just used it as a changing table on our main floor when not using the play pen.
1865458
It isn't really a changing table top. The top of the dresser (the length, I suppose) is longer than a changing pad, so if you put a changing pad on top - which we plan to do - you can set a basket at the end of it or something else. I liked that option so when the babe was old enough, I could just take the changing pad off and it is a regular dresser, and doesn't look like a "baby" piece of furniture.
361187
I don't think it's tall enough to be comfortable to be used as a changing table, plus it's missing a side (that attaches to the bed). But anything can be used as a changing table, I guess, even a crib, so maybe that's why the description says that
2206936
Yes the changing table is meant to be detachable. This is a nice feature because when the baby gets to big for it you can just take it off and it's out of the way. I like that better than the ones that just fold over.
1980419
If the pad is fitting into a changing table, there is no need to secure the pad. If you are trying to use the pad on a flat table top (ie chest, etc), then there is really not a way to secure it safely. I recommend changing the baby on the pad on the floor where it is safe...easy to do.
927353
Its been a while , so I don't remember I can go look. But I know there are no extra pieces to buy for keeping it as two pieces. And yes it is very long connected. But it is designed to be versatile. I know that the changing table is open on the sides and the back. This is a beautiful piece and if you separate it it will work and still be funtional
1120409
You can only pull diapers out from one side of the device, but you could hang on either side of changing table and then they would come out on the other side.
1575141
No, it's made for a "portable crib" which from my understanding is just a smaller version of a regular wooden crib. It's not very portable though it is extremely lightweight. I have traveled with it but I wouldn't want to do it all of the time.We use it with our Graco pack n' play.
1936936
you could remove the changing table part (4 raised sides), but there will be some holes on the top where the dowels go to attach the pieces.
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I used my contoured changing table mattress and used the changing pad covers as the sheets. He loved his changing table, so thats where I got my idea! :) You can buy them seperately almost anywhere, we got ours at Target. (p.s. they sell them on Amazon too).
428559
No, you can not , we tried everything trying to come up with a way to put it on the other side. Due to the design of the crib, with the front and back being different, there is no way! We used it the way it was supposed to be attached and it does work great!
461146
Not sure what the napper is, but the changing table is a waterproof material and is therefore easy to clean up. The little bassinet for infant is a soft absorbent material so I believe it would be difficult to clean. The crib "mattress" for low down or half way up is semi-absorbent with a hard, stiff backing so you couldn't put it in the washing machine, but you could blot or wipe off. They sell "pack and play" sheets that will fit on the low down/half way up setup. Just search "pack and play sheet"
2040527
My daughter in-law has used this for approx a year. Eventually you'll need a crib when the child is older.