Maydolly Portable Baby Changing Table with Wheels - Adjustable Height Folding Diaper Station with Nursery Organizer & Storage Rack for Newborns & Infants - Perfect for Nursery, Bedroom & Travel Use

We brought home our newborn in mid July and had set up two changing stations, one downstairs inside a pack and play (flips over and is a bucketed change table on one side, a seat on the other), and then upstairs a changing pad similar to the Munchkin Secure Grip Waterproof Diaper Changing Pad, and that this was utterly useless. It wasn't bucketed, the grips were a joke, the tie downs were weak, and it was 50 dollars for a hunk of junk.For just the price of two of those, we found this Maydolly diaper changing table, and it has completely revolutionized how we changed diapers, so much so that sometimes, I will bring my child upstairs to this change station, instead of the pack and play one (also pretty good) just because I know it's going to be easier. It's just so versatile.It has a storage rack on the side perfect for diapers, wipes, sudocream, hand sanitizers, paper towels, etc. and it has a shelf on the bottom perfect for freshly clean laundry that you need right away after changing your kiddo. It is sealed on all four sides, for the inevitable fountain pee your little one will do mid change, and can easily be cleaned up.ProsIt is wipe clean, four side protected changing station, at standing height level, with plenty of storageIt can move from area to area as neededIt works as a station for keeping clothes and laundry at the ready.It's more than the Munchkin, but significantly more useful than those cheap things.It seems pretty decent at holding the weight of my baby, I put bigger weights on it too, and still had no concerns upwards for a larger kid.Cons:The instructions suck, it wasn't clear that the rod needed to go inside the storage rack in the middle (see below) and it didn't explain that the tough plastic piece goes into the table in a zipper on the bottom of the changing section. this also needs to be removed when collapsing it, which makes collapsing it a pain (more on that below)It's taller, not a problem for me, but just a bit too high for someone who would be 5ft. I would say it would be nicer if it could go just a bit shorter, especially as baby gets heavier if you're not too tall.Straps are short and in the way, it would be nice if they could be longer and clip on to the sides out of the way when not in use, they don't really provide much value.I modded the product a bit and instead of putting the bar inside the storage area, I affixed it to the opposite side and made a make shift clothing rack, it has proven to be very useful. All I did was take the rod, and fed a shoe lace through it, and then tighten it to both ends about the same side of the shelf on the other side, I now have an even better changing station.I also added a motion sensing light for nighttime changes.I also stiffened the board a bit that gets inserted under the table with some extra backer board, wasn't needed, but fingered why not!One month later, I've changed over 300 diapers on this thing, and it's still going strong!