Customer Reviews

DaVinci Jenny Lind Baby Changing Table - White

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(8)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

I purchased this item to go along with the DaVinci Jenny Lind crib I had bought for my grandchild. It's beautiful. It's sturdy. It was easy to assemble. It has the right height and width and adequate storage (no amount of storage is EVER enough with a baby!)

I have to admit that the previous 2-star review gave me pause but, after seeing and inspecting the other brand's "Jenny Lind" changer on the market at Babies R Us, I decided to take a chance on this one and am so glad I did. Mine came perfectly well packaged, included all the hardware and simple assembly instructions, and had no odors, chips, or any type of damage. Amazon delivered it promptly. (Ditto for the crib).

I think I will get many years of use out of it (and hopefully many grandchildren).

The changing table arrived early and had easy to follow instructions. While putting it together we noticed a small cosmetic crack on one of the pieces. We contacted customer service (which is online only) and they respond promptly with an apology and a notice that a replacement part had been shipped. I would definitely recommend this product not only because of its quality but because of the wonderful customer service.

I bought this changing table and matching cribs for my new twins in October. Like the cribs, the table looks great and is of high quality. My only complaint is the changing pad, which is covered with incredibly thin gauge plastic. Within two months, the plastic had ripped, leaving a large hole, even though there had been no stress on it, other than the weight of a baby lying on it. My rating is an average of 5 stars for the table and 1 star for the pad (weighted heavily, so that the table quality outweighs the poor pad quality).

This is a nice basic changing table, and looks good in our nursery. We also have the matching crib. This was easy to assemble and we didn't have any problems with missing parts. I agree with other reviews that said that the changing pad that comes with it is flimsy. We bought an extra contoured one to put on top of it instead and have been happier with that. It is true, also, that this is not particularly sturdy, but I wasn't looking for a family heirloom. Generally speaking, I expect any furniture that you have to put together yourself with an allen wrench is just not going to be super high quality. It's sturdy enough to hold a baby and all kinds of stuff, though, and we're happy with it. Good value for the money.

This is a sturdy enough changing table and only took about an hour to assemble alone, the last part being the hardest. This is also a nice looking table. However, I am only giving it a 3 star rating because of the danger the open slots pose for the baby's limbs. At three and a half months, my son wiggles quite a bit even while strapped down on the table. As such his legs and arms are constantly getting stuck within the gaps! If you are not super careful and aware of this issue you risk banging your child's feet and hands against the wood when you go to raise them to wipe their hiney or remove them from the surface. I find it very aggravating to have to remove his arms and legs from within these gaps each and every time I change his diaper. Also, the included changing mat is quite thin and I've had to supplement it by laying some foam underneath it. In retrospect I wish I'd paid a little more $ for a table with an enclosed changing area.

Good table for the price. Strap and pad are very cheap (we use a different pad with its own strap instead) but the rest of the table works very well.

For under $100, it's a good deal. I replaced the change 'cushion' it came with for a contoured one, 'cause it was kind of flimsy. It's bright white, sturdy and has lots of storage space beneath. There aren't covers to cover up the hardware, so you can see the screws, and one leg was slightly shorter making it a bit wobbly before we added a foot extension to square it up. Overall, I'd still give it 4 stars though. Matches the crib nicely!

this item is good looking, and go perfectly with the crib, however the color on the photo is absolutely diferent
the color of the honey oak look alamost like natural color.

Well I just put this changer together last night and I only have a few gripes concerning it. The slats that serve as the shelf levels are a bit too cheap. By that I mean they are way thin and the ends of this fiberboard are unfinished as the rest of the piece is finished in white. So the ends stick out like a sore thump because the unfinished brown particle board is staring you in the face. Secondly, the manufacturer could at least provide some white pop on covers for all the Allen head bolts so that they are not readily visible. These are just a few minor things I would like to point out to other buyers because they stuck in my head.
All in all, the piece is a classic style Jenny Lind changer. It looks great in our baby girl to be's room! I went ahead and modified my couple of gripes I had listed earlier with a white paint pen and now you can't even tell what I was referring to. For the money you cannot beat it!

This is the second one I've purchased and the mothers have been very pleased. The first one was used well past the first year. It's a nice style and well constructed. I would recommend it to anyone.