Moms of 20 months+ pls come in - diaper related

Do you still carry diapers with you in your diaper bag?

I have a little diaper/wipe carrier that I always keep in my diaper bag, but I just realized that I hardly ever use it.

I'm thinking of just keeping it in the car.

What do you all do?

Re: Moms of 20 months+ pls come in - diaper related

yes, but we go out a lot, pretty much every day and sometimes I run a lot of errand etc.,

Theres rarely a day we dont need a diaper change while Im out somewhere....so If I'm carrying a purse, I will keep 2 diapers and wipes in there.

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I always have 1-2 with me in the diaper bag, but you could definitely keep them in the car. Only thing is, with the upcoming heat & humidity, I wonder if the wipes would dry out after a bit?

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Before G was potty trained, actually I still carry this with me ( for accidents)




It holds at least 2 diapers, a small pack of wipes (small package, so dont dry out) and comes with a changing pad.

So small it fits in my bag or I leave in car and attach to stroller.

You always NEED wipes handy.

Message edited 5/16/2009 10:37:20 AM.

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I just keep it in the car.

I have two black purses now, one for work (no baby crap) and one for the weekend (some baby crap)

Unless we are going to be out the whole day (like 10-6) he usually doesn't need a change.

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Posted by Smileyd17

Before G was potty trained, actually I still carry this with me ( for accidents)

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It holds at least 2 diapers, a small pack of wipes (small package, so dont dry out) and comes with a changing pad.

So small it fits in my bag or I leave in car and attach to stroller.

You always NEED wipes handy.

Message edited 5/16/2009 10:40:53 AM.

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Posted by Diana1215

Posted by Smileyd17

Before G was potty trained, actually I still carry this with me ( for accidents)

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It holds at least 2 diapers, a small pack of wipes (small package, so dont dry out) and comes with a changing pad.

So small it fits in my bag or I leave in car and attach to stroller.

You always NEED wipes handy.

This is what I have also!

I should have also said that I carry wipes with me in my diaper bag, travel ones. So I do always have them with me. Just wondering if I can leave this contraption in the car.

We are out every single day too but I've can't remember the last time I changed him in a public place while running errands.

ETA: Obviously if I was going to a party or something I would throw it in my bag, this is more for the daily errands.

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Gotcha, well I always leave in the car.
No drying out prob.

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Posted by nbc188

Posted by KateDevine

I just keep it in the car.

I have two black purses now, one for work (no baby crap) and one for the weekend (some baby crap)

Unless we are going to be out the whole day (like 10-6) he usually doesn't need a change.

Good lord, I always knew DD was a MASSIVE pee-queen, but she could NEVER go that long with the same diaper on. We have to change her every 3 hours, MINIMUM. Boy, the $$ I could save on diapers She just drinks massive amounts of water, and not sure if the kidney thing affects her pee yet.

Wow, I'm jealous

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Posted by nbc188

Posted by KateDevine

I just keep it in the car.

I have two black purses now, one for work (no baby crap) and one for the weekend (some baby crap)

Unless we are going to be out the whole day (like 10-6) he usually doesn't need a change.

Good lord, I always knew DD was a MASSIVE pee-queen, but she could NEVER go that long with the same diaper on. We have to change her every 3 hours, MINIMUM. Boy, the $$ I could save on diapers She just drinks massive amounts of water, and not sure if the kidney thing affects her pee yet.

Wow, I'm jealous

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Posted by KateDevine

Posted by nbc188

Posted by KateDevine

I just keep it in the car.

I have two black purses now, one for work (no baby crap) and one for the weekend (some baby crap)

Unless we are going to be out the whole day (like 10-6) he usually doesn't need a change.

Good lord, I always knew DD was a MASSIVE pee-queen, but she could NEVER go that long with the same diaper on. We have to change her every 3 hours, MINIMUM. Boy, the $$ I could save on diapers She just drinks massive amounts of water, and not sure if the kidney thing affects her pee yet.

Wow, I'm jealous

LOL. I try not to make it that long, but last week we were at my parents in the city and all of a sudden I realized it was 4pm and he hadn't been changed since 9am

But he was fine, not wet at all (so happy I went back to Cruisers!)

I've had the same 5 diapers in my "weekend bag" since he went into 5's

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I have learned that if I leave the house without at least one diaper in the bag- Maddie will leak through. Never fails.

Thank God Eliza is an amazon baby - so I've been safe using one of hers in a pinch..

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Yes, but never use unless its a long day out, like to someones house.

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I always have about 2-3 in my bag along with wipes

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DS #1 is 22 mos and if I'm going out with just him, I carry a couple of diapers and small pack of wipes in a small bag.

Now that DS #2 is here, I carry a diaper bag and have stuff for both of them in there.

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If DS has just gone #2 and I am running out with him for 2 hours or less... I dont bring anything.

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Ive always carry diapers/ wipes with me where ever i go - even if its for a walk - you never know.