10 Charming Changing Table Hacks

When expecting a new baby, there are countless things to worry about, including setting up the nursery. You have to select a theme, a crib, and even a comfortable rocking chair for sleeping. Amidst all these decisions, the changing table should be the least of your concerns. All you really need is a simple, functional surface with storage. However, it wouldn’t hurt if it also had a touch of style.

Below are 10 charming changing table hacks to effortlessly outfit your changing table.

Your first decision is to choose a changing table. A changing table dresser is a cost-effective option. Paint a dresser you already have to give it a fresh look. (via Apartment Therapy)

If you love the changing table dresser idea but don’t have a dresser you like, splurge on a new one! It’s not just a changing table for babies, it also serves as storage as they grow older. (via Inspired By This)

Whenever there is a furniture problem, I turn to IKEA hacks for a solution. While the IKEA changing tables are nice and simple, you can achieve better storage by using a KALLAX unit instead. The cubbies are ideal for storing toys, books, and shoes. (via Made By Girl)

Here’s a clever changing table hack. Use an old armoire or outdated TV cabinet painted white as your changing space. Imagine it! A flat surface for a changing pad with shelves underneath for storage, perfect, right? (via Poppinette)

Are you thinking you don’t have space for a changing table? Opt for a fold out one instead. When you’re done, fold it away without taking up extra space. It’s ideal for small apartments or closet nurseries. (source: Decor Pad)

When there are many baby necessities, good storage is necessary. Hanging a pegboard above your changing table is the perfect way to store everything for changing time, as well as decorative prints or the cutest romper they only wore once. (via Project Nursery)

A fruit basket converted into changing table storage is a great option for holding changing table necessities. Whether you choose rustic, industrial, or shabby chic, a metal tier will suit all your themes. (via Life In Bridgetown)

This idea is genius. Whether it’s a changing table, dresser, or even an IKEA hack, have a side for storage space! Install hooks where you can hang clothes or a child’s lovey while you change them. (Project Nursery)

Every changing table has a bottle of hand sanitizer. Make that bottle pretty. When you’re in Target, pick up a stylish soap pump dispenser to replace the ugly blue bottle. That’s maximum style. (via Kelly Hicks)

I had to include this because it’s a great idea! If you’ve ever changed a baby’s diaper, you know they get fidgety as they get older. While a toy may help, it may also just get in your way.

One solution is to hang a mirror at the back of your changing table so baby can smile and talk to himself while you finish your business. Brilliant, right? (via Project Nursery)