The top drawer constantly loosens. I’ll tighten it and two days later it will be wiggly again. It was cheap, so I can’t complain too much, but there is now quality to this. Also very sharp corners if you have a toddler… really don’t know why they’d ever make corners as sharp as they are.

Perfect for its use just not super sturdy materials.

The Ayanti Changing Table Dresser is decent overall, but nothing particularly standout. It does what it’s supposed to do—a functional combination of a changing table and dresser. The surface is a good size for diaper changes, and the drawers provide useful storage for clothes, diapers, and other baby essentials. The design is simple and fits well with most nursery styles. Build quality is okay. It feels reasonably sturdy once assembled, though not especially high-end. Assembly can take some time, but the instructions are manageable. One downside is that the drawers don’t always feel super smooth, and the materials could be a bit more premium. It’s fine for everyday use, but you can tell it’s more of a budget-friendly option.

It is not sturdy the parts feel loose even after tightening it

It offers ample storage with drawers for diapers, clothes, and essentials, while the top works well as a changing station. Assembly is straightforward, though it takes some time to align everything properly. The dresser feels sturdy once put together. One minor downside is that the changing pad is sold separately, so you’ll need to purchase that if you want a complete setup. Overall, it’s a functional and well-made dresser that keeps the nursery organized and looks attractive in most décor styles.