does the changing table detach to a dresser when you convert the crib to a toddler bed?
1512096
Yes it does and the crib is very sturdy, it weights 125 lbs. I am happy that I bought it
63522
I'm not sure about your specific bed, but they converted my crib to a twin, so the size is too long for a toddler bed.
170891
sort of, but then you would have no side for the right of the crib. also there are holes for the screws and bolts in the side of the changer. and it would be a little high for a bedside table. and one side is slatted while the other side is not. so basically i think it would not work.
1059510
Yes, the only thing that doesn't come with this is the conversion to a full bed. But it will have everything you need to go to a toddler bed to a day bed. It takes a while to assemble, but it looks really nice when it's done. Have another person there to help you though.
1623594
The belt that comes with the changer has a sticky side to attach to the dresser; however, the pad itself does not attach to the dresser. You may be able to attach it using double sided mounting tape, but that would likely damage the dresser. I have been using this changing pad for 5+ months with a wiggly baby and the pad does not slide on the dresser at all while the baby is on it. This changing pad is much sturdier than the traditional rectangular foam pads.
2140544
It comes with a piece of wood that I assume you use to replace the side that you take off. It just enables the child to crawl in and out of the bed. I assume you are talking about the "guard rail" that is for sale. The crib does not come with a "guard rail" to protect your child from falling out of the bed when it is set as a toddler bed. It just comes with the piece that enables you to transform it to a toddler bed. Hope this makes sense. :-)
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.
702927
No. It has to be attached to something with banister like structure, for example a normal crib.
771636
Once my toddler started standing up, I removed it from his crib so he doesn't use it as a step to climb out. However, once he transitions to a toddler bed, I think I'll put it back in
782355
Nope. It doesn't screw into the dresser or anything. It's totally secure, though, because it's quite heavy. It's not going anywhere when the baby is on it. Do make sure that your dresser is wide enough, as it is a bit wide. The restraining strap does stick to the dresser, but honestly I've never felt like I needed to use it. The changer has deep sides, and we never walk away with the baby there.
255417
It does not take long to convert the crib to a toddler bed, maybe 30 min? It takes even less time to change the mattress height of the crib mattress, but removing the mattress is the easiest way to do so.
1389951
There is a strap to hold the baby on the table. There is no safe way to secure a changing pad to a dresser. You could get that non slip drawer rubber and put it under the pad.
49003
No, it has a clamp style attachment system that requires a piece to be threaded under the top rail of the crib.
464740
yes it does lol I didn't know either the first time I went to purchase a toddler bed. Before long you'll be an expert on just about anything kid related trust me lol I made the switch with my daughter around 15 months and haven't had any problems.
1569363
No. Its very very small. Its actually too small for my 4 year old. she uses it on her ikea doll bed where it fits perfectly.
1588514
Yes. I attached to my changing table and it's great for keeping baby occupied during changes.
1588515
If your changing table has slats on the railing, then it likely can be attached.