Waterproof Baby Changing Table with Safety Straps & Contoured Pad - Nursery Essential for Diaper Changes & Baby Care (Ideal for Daycare, Home Nursery & Travel)

I wish that the pad was bigger. This is one of the only tables that face this way and I love itI saw this table on a tv segment just after I'd seen it online, and it was one of the first things I bought for our nursery. Once we assembled it, I was excited to fully set it up and get it ready for our baby's arrival. Two things I discovered, one of which was highlighted by other Amazon customers, were particularly annoying: 1) the changing pad that comes with the table is terrible and 2) it's hard to find baskets that fit well. As for the first issue, I did as others had recommended and purchased another changing pad, the Summer Infant Contoured Changing Pad.Yes, it was flat-packed to the extreme, which meant one of the pieces arrived broken. So why am I giving it 5 stars?Pros:- great price (we paid about $130 for it) and free shipping- the instructions came with info of how to order (for free) any unsatisfactory pieces - the whole process was automated (online), hassle-free and fast; the replacement piece arrived within a week;- assembly was easy (but then, I have a lot of IKEA experience ;)- the shape means there's room for essentials on the same level as the changing pad, which means no reaching underneath or around during diaper changes- comes with safety strap (yes, yes - one hand on the child at all times, but we're first-time parents and appreciate any help)- the pad screws to the table (through the straps), so it doesn't slide around at all- easy product registration (mail or online)- compact (we have a very small nursery and that really matters)- accessible (easy to just walk up to, diaper pail can be placed right next to it without being in the way, great to be face-to-face with the kiddo while dealing with the "business" end from the easiest angle)- color matches other brands (perfect with birch cribs from IKEA - and the size matches their Gulliver better than the Gulliver table itself!)Cons:- flimsy side shelves (but then, they were so easy to just drop into slots, and don't really need to be any sturdier; and we can always glue them down later on)- flimsy, rectangular pad cover (it just doesn't fit a pointed pad, though at a push it can be stretched over it; I just made my own covers and don't consider that a drawback at all)Somebody's mentioned that already, but it was really good advice: assemble in the nursery. Otherwise, you may not be able to get it through the door.Overall, super happy with the purchase.EDIT: after 3 months of actually using the table and having compared it to others (while visiting with our baby), I'd like to add:- the height seems more comfortable than others (I'm 5'7" and find most top-of-a-chest-of-drawers changing tables too high to access easily)- the side areas make it not only more comfortable for storing wipes and creams, but also provide extra safety buffer zone - I feel much more comfortable changing my baby facing me with extra shelving around him, than sideways on friends' tables having to press myself against the table to make sure he doesn't accidentally slip off with one sudden movement- con: side inserts are not moisture-resistant - any water left to dry will make the laminate bubble up, and oil seeps underneath and stains - if that kind of thing bothers you, consider sticking some self-adhesive vinyl over the side inserts before use