The Athena Molly Combo Dresser has a very functional look to it. Made of solid
pine wood and a lead-free, non-toxic finish, this dresser is extremely ideal
for installation in any child’s bedroom. The drawers run on metal glides that
allow for easy, smooth opening and closing, and also prevent any inadvertent
injuries to fingers by sudden banging. Safety stops also make it extra safe for
your child’s use.
Funcionally, the dresser does very well. It serves two
purposes—both as a changer and a dresser. It features a space on top that could
be used as a changing area, whereas the rest of the drawers make for roomy
storage for all your child’s essentials. If you need more room, you can convert the top portion from a changing
area with an optional hutch add-on when your child outgrows his diaper-changing
days.
While not as large
as the Athena Molly Combo, the Ava Five-Drawer Dresser holds
its own in terms of storage and functionality. Perhaps one of its advantages
over the larger Athena Molly Combo is that it’s relatively easier to move from
one place to another, in case you’re thinking about doing some rearranging.
The Ava Dresser
features five drawers. Its primary purpose is storage, so you won’t find a dual
purpose changing area on top, although it does very well as a place to organize
all your child’ things.
A smaller variant of
both types of dressers is the much smaller Ava Three-Drawer Nightstand.
It’s rather clear that this unit wasn’t made for heavy-duty storage, though it
does perfectly for storing only the essential of all essentials. Meant to sit
at your bedside, the Ava Nightstand is great for placing favorite books and
toys, and maybe even a night light on top that your child can easily switch on
and off from bed.
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