Can you use the hutch and fit a changing pad on the dresser? Also will be there enough room for baby? Thanks!
67811
I never purchased the hutch, but I highly doubt that you can fit the changing pad in it with the hutch & actually use it safely. You may be bumping baby's head.
67812
Yes, the larger, lower area of the dresser fits perfectly a changing pad for changing the baby. I would recommend a changing pad and you will need to screw the pad down to the back of the dresser.
67813
I used the flat surface to the left of the dresser for a changing table. Worked out very well. As for the hutch I'm not sure bring I did not purchase this item. Hope this was helpful? I can tell you the measurements of the area which will be used as a changing table.
585584
The drawers in the dresser are decent size. Not large and not small if that helps. I bought the tv console dresser too and those drawers are small. I love the look of it and haven't had any problems with it.
419730
There's a bar located at the bottom of the nursery under the cabinets in a little open area. As far as the bitty baby, it'll fit but it'll be snug. The cradle part isn't very big.
167915
We wanted to use the chest of drawers my dad made for me when I was a baby for our daughter. Because her room is small we decided to convert the top into her changing table but it would only accommodate a 29 inch pad. We bought this pad and have been very happy with it. We wanted something with 4 contoured sides rather than two, so this fit the bill. She is 7 and 1/2 months now and we still use this changing table everyday. Granted she's on the smaller size lengthwise but she still fits well in it. As she's gotten bigger her feet start to creep over the one side but it still works well. We are very happy with this product and how it works with our nursery. We wanted to use the chest of drawers my dad made for me when I was a baby for our daughter. Because her room is small we decided to convert the top into her changing table but it would only accommodate a 29 inch pad. We bought this pad and have been very happy with it. We wanted something with 4 contoured sides rather than two, so this fit the bill. She is 7 and 1/2 months now and we still use this changing table everyday. Granted she's on the smaller size lengthwise but she still fits well in it. As she's gotten bigger her feet start to creep over the one side but it still works well. We... » Read More We wanted to use the chest of drawers my dad made for me when I was a baby for our daughter. Because her room is small we decided to convert the top into her changing table but it would only accommodate a 29 inch pad. We bought this pad and have been very happy with it. We wanted something with 4 contoured sides rather than two, so this fit the bill. She is 7 and 1/2 months now and we still use this changing table everyday. Granted she's on the smaller size lengthwise but she still fits well in it. As she's gotten bigger her feet start to creep over the one side but it still works well. We are very happy with this product and how it works with our nursery. « Show Less
2167302
No, but it's better this way to hold the pad on top. Just buy another dresser after the baby outgrows this one...
1156690
You could, although it's a bit awkward, but very stable. Baby won't roll off if because of the edges. We just have ours on his dresser and it works perfectly there! Hope this helps.
110154
The changing pad area is- 31 in x 17.5 in. I think that most regular sized changing pads will fit.
1803102
Haven't used it as a changing pad but I can state emphatically that it does not move under the weight of an adult. In fact it will become slightly adhesive with the mattress cover so I suggest at least a sheet or bedspread. Hope this helps.
2082002
The short sides are 41/2 inches tall. The front is slightly taller and the back is considerably taller.I think a 4 inch changing pad would be just fine.
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.
681445
A standard size changing pad that you buy at the store doesn't fill the whole space there is about a 4 in gap enough to store a few diapers and a small wipe box. The thin pad that comes with it does fill the whole space.
1231962
Nope, this does not come w/ a changing pad. I just got the 'standard size' changing pad from Babies R Us....and fits well.
208452
I use the top drawer currently for all newborn stuff. My daughter is about to move out of that size so I will be switching the drawers around. I think this is a great piece of furniture for a great price.
1365406
You have the full size of the crib, holds standard mattress. It is so pretty and so stable. The changing table is so handy and takes up less room than using both separate. It is very attractive an a wonderful buy. hope this helps. sallie
1824489
From the largest points 36"L * 19"W * 36"H My advice to you is to get a 34*16 changing pad to cover the whole space!
220954
I believe you can. I know that it comes with extra pieces to add the side of the bed once you remove the change table. I don't know how the side if the change table will look without the crib. I wasn't there when it was assembled.
1156686
You could. It may be a bit bulky for that. We kept it permanently on the changing table.