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A dedicated changing table keeps nappy changes quick and comfortable, with everything you need close to hand instead of spread across the room. Our range covers everything from simple changing units to changing tables with built-in chests of drawers, so you can choose based on how much storage your nursery needs.
Changing Tables with Drawers or Compact Changing Units
A changing station with drawers is a popular choice because it does double duty: the top surface is for changing, and the drawers below hold nappies, wipes and spare clothes without needing a separate dresser. If space is tighter, a compact changing unit fits neatly into a nursery corner while still giving you a raised, safe surface at a comfortable height for changing.
Changing Table Dressers That Grow with Your Child
Most parents use a changing table for the first one to two years, until their child is walking confidently and changes happen standing up, so it’s worth choosing a design that can convert into a regular dresser or drawer unit afterwards.
Baby Changing Table FAQs
Do you need a baby changing table?
It isn’t essential, but a changing table saves you bending over a cot or bed several times a day and keeps nappies, wipes and creams within reach in one place. Many parents find it makes early nappy changes noticeably quicker and easier on the back.
What height should a baby changing table be?
Most changing tables sit between 90cm and 100cm high, roughly waist height for an adult, so you can change your baby without bending or stretching.
When do you stop using a changing table?
Most families stop using a changing table somewhere between 18 months and two years old. Once your little one is walking confidently, wriggling a lot or close to the weight limit of the unit, it’s usually safer and easier to change them standing up or on a mat on the floor.
Are changing tables safe?
Changing tables are safe when used correctly. Choose a sturdy design with raised edges around the changing area, anchor taller units to the wall, and keep supplies within arm’s reach so you never need to step away. Most importantly, never leave your baby unattended on a changing table, even for a moment.
Can you use a dresser as a changing table?
Yes, a chest of drawers at a comfortable height can work as a changing table if you add a securely fitted changing top or a changing mat with raised sides. Make sure the dresser is anchored to the wall and the top is deep enough to hold the mat without it overhanging the edge.