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Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Small Space Solutions // A Makeshift Changing Table

Furniture that serves double-duty is key to getting the most out of a small space which is why there was no way I was going to purchase a changing table.  Most of the time we're changing Cal in the living room but there are times where a designated place for changing in the bedroom comes in pretty handy.


The old blue dresser was replaced with this 7-drawer dresser which not only holds both boys' clothes but also is the perfect platform for a makeshift changing table. 


Two inexpensive two-compartment wooden crates from Jo-Ann Fabrics and Craft Store keep all the necessities right at hand and the changing pad (with chevron cover) keep baby comfy and safe during diaper changes.  I purchased my pad new because I couldn't find a used one, but for those of you that don't live in the boonies finding a used changing pad should be no problem.  (They're gently used and have a plastic cover so you shouldn't have to worry about this used item for baby.)







Don't get me wrong, this update isn't revolutionary but it's a simple change that puts a fun twist on something so practical. Plus, once we retire the changing area the crates will be utilized as storage for books and the dresser will...go back to being a dresser.  Sorry dresser, no amazing new life for you. 

So how about you guys?  Are you pro changing tables or do you put your dresser to work like me?


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