What is the height from the ground to where the changing pad would lay? (Was curious as to how high I would actually have to lift baby)
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This was a gift for my niece, who said the pad is 37 inches from the ground. She loves this piece.
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In the front corners, from the bottom to the top is 37 inches (its a few inches higher in the back corners). The top 5 inches of the dresser is open on the top for the baby to be changed in (we put a thick pad in, which fits great). There is a small cut-out in the front, as you can see in the pictures. But basically you need to be able to lift the baby about 36 to 37 inches to get into the changing area. I'm 5' 8" in height, and the baby changing height is just perfect for me (high enough so I don't need to bend over the change the baby, low enough so it's not awkward to change the baby).
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Hi, ChalS, did you ever find a pad to fit your babyletto changing table? We're in the same boat.
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I purchased a standard changing pad at babies r us that is 16 x 32 and it fits perfectly. I would recommend being very careful putting these pieces together the wood is very soft and can scratch easiely, but the color and the style are perfect. I purchased the matching dresser and the Million Dollar Baby Crib.
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I can't give you the exact height. But it's so low to the ground that when my 8 month old stand up, he can touch the top of it.
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I am not sure of the exact size of the changing pad that comes with this changer, however I do know that the standard changing pad covers are too small
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It's too short for a standard baby changing station. However I found that it's still okay because it's super absorbent and place it at my son's bottom going downward towards his feet and it works great. When he was smaller I set him on top of the entire thing, but it would end up getting his back wet if he peep while I was changing him. Placing the liner by his bottom towards his legs ensures that it will still catch anything "by surprise" and also doesn't get clothes or his back wet. Hope that makes sense.
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Yes, it's a uniform height all the way around. Although that is four inches from the top to the edge, the middle is about 1.5 - 2 inches tall, so the height the baby needs to overcome is about 2 - 2.5 inches. I've found it to be really useful, and more importantly easy to clean.
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I have not put the crib together yet. I'm going to use a different changing pad too. Sorry :(
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That's a tough question. If you are wondering if you can reach to the bottom level to pick up and lay your baby down, I would say it is a 'lower' crib. I have another crib from pottery barn that is definitely taller and harder to pick up and lay down my daughter. I chose this crib for my twins because it is more compact and smaller (as cribs go). I am 5'3" and can easily reach to the bottom level of the crib. Does that help?
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I measured from the floor to the top of the handels,which are at their lowest setting and it is 34 1/2 inches,so depending on the height of the child it might or might not work-----------I like this item very much
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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.
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The work surface is about 20 inches high up from the floor, I think. I am not at the house where the toy is, but it is a bit above my knees which are 17 inches up from the floor! I hope this helps. JG
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I just measure mine...the legs are ajustable to about 19 to 22 inches...however the seat sits lower then the legs...i first need towels to prop up the babies...but not for long...as for the weight...my guess is like most everything for babies...30 lbs...but i think most babies will need more well before they reach 30 lbs...my twin gandbabies spent lots of time in them...from about 4 months till just this past month..at 8 months...they needed more stimulation then they were getting in the stationary play station...so we just got walkers for them...but both my husband and i feel they were well worth the investment because of all the time it offered us to do something else beside hold them...not to mention how much they both loved sitting in them...hope this helps...
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We had no issues with the changing station. My used it until about 13 pounds and we only removed the changing station due to his length.
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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.
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It's at a constant 25 degree or so angle so not completely flat. The pad is flexible so it cradles them. Our baby loves it. I would highly recommend!
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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