I still have the same problem with my son and he is 15 months. Apparently they grow out of it when they realise there is actually nothing wrong or terrifying about the change table.  Some great advice I got was to use a glittery sticker on the back their hand.  They are so fascinated you can do your thing beofre they even realise.  Of course only use the sticker for those couple of minutes or the excitement will wear opff quickely.

Hope it helps.

It is a security thing.  She's not used to being that high up on a table.  Just keep talking to her and playing games while you change her nappy and it will make it a little bit easier for both of you.

It could also be a wave of baby rebellion, which can start as young as 6 months.

I have the same problem. My daughter is a bit older now and she still cries if i try to change her on those flip out tables. So what i do is just change her lying down in the pram. It doesn't take long so i don't bother with anything else now.

Could be because she's up off the floor?? If she's used to the floor being up on a table to be changed might scare her.