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Just to clarify - is there something underneath the glass? I'm less concerned about breakage and more wondering what would happen if the glass gave way. And you would still want some way of attaching the changing pad - possibly to the back of the dresser, as said above. My dresser is wood and my LO still managed to kick so hard that the entire changing pad slid off the dresser and he came tumbling down when he was about 7 months. I hadn't secured it because I didn't figure it would slide on wood, but it still happened and I felt awful! (And for the record, yes, I was standing right there in the middle of a diaper change - hard to explain how it even happened!)

Exactly what @Ms.Pumpkin: said.

We have a changing pad - unsecured - on top of a dresser. We have to be vigilant about holding DD and making sure she doesn't flip off, but it's never felt "dangerous."

I wouldn't worry about it then, sounds like it should work just fine.

You can get custom-cut plexiglass, I think that might be a safer alternative until LO is older. I think you can make the dresser work, but I worry about the glass. LO is so rough on her changing pad (standing up, flopping around) that I would worry one wrong move would break the glass under her, especially with the uneven surface of the wicker.

@mfa_lady: no prob! We had to get some cut to put on the back of a door that our dogs scratched. We used command strips to keep it in place. It's a pain but less so than getting custom cut glass!

The dresser we have the changing pad on is wood, but we've protected it with a tempered glass top backed with Skidders to prevent sliding. As long as the glass isn't in danger of slipping, and the changing pad is affixed to the dresser back/sticks to the glass well, I think you're Also fine.