The Travel Friendly Diaper – Diaperbuds
When my children were younger, like most moms, I traveled with a bag filled with every item imaginable. An item that took up half the bag space were the diapers. Not only were they bulky, but if a bottle happened to leak in the bag or something spilled, the diaper would get wet and be unusable.
I recently heard about Diaperbuds, the compact, vacuum packed diaper that seems like a bright light in the dark world of diaper bag packing for travel. These compact diapers are individually wrapped and are the size of a baseball. This makes for easy packing in a suitcase or in a carry on bag, if flying.
Diaperbuds are folded in a certain manner before being shrink-wrapped in way that doesn’t damage the diaper and its absorbency. These aren’t emergency diapers, but high quality bottom covers in waterproof and dirt-proof packaging.
This practical product was developed by three moms (sisters) with nine children between them. They were looking for a diaper that wouldn’t get ruined or dirty during a vacation. When they couldn’t find this product, they decided to develop the compact diaper themselves and this bloomed into Diaperbuds. Here’s a video of Diaperbuds and how they work:
Currently Diaperbuds can only be purchased online at DiaperBuds.com and Amazon.com. If you’d like to try this travel diaper, there is a limited time trial offer to purchase a Diaperbud for $1. Also, they are $5.99 for a small multipack bag and $17.99 for a large multipack bag. Now that we have my sweet little niece in our family, I know what’s going in her diaper bag – DiaperBuds.
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Can’t imagine why you’d pack diapers for travel!! Take your normal diaper bag for transit time plus a couple extra, then buy a pack once you arrive. Geesh. If having them (& maybe a few groceries) delivered to your hotel costs a few bucks, compare it to what you would have paid for the “privilege” of checking & schlepping enuf dipes for the whole trip.
I can see the utility in these in being able to tuck one into a small bag for an afternoon out with the little one, sans diaper bag.