Blog: Tips on diapering, safety, toddler development and more

If you’re wondering how to change a diaper correctly, you’re not alone. Parenting, as rewarding as it is, can also be complicated. Diaper changing ...

Fussy babies are part of parenthood. In babies’ early days, crying is one of the only ways for them to signal that something is wrong or uncomforta...

Whether you are on your first journey into parenthood or you are adding the last kiddo to your family, some things never change. Diaper changes ar...

As important as diapering is to our babies’ well-being –– and as often as we do it –– it’s also not always an easy job. From hourly, middle-of-the-...

Of all the beautiful moments we get to share with our little ones, diaper time doesn’t usually make the top of our lists. However, you can make dia...

Babies are a reason for endless joy. They steal more of our love than we ever thought possible. Their giggles light up our hearts and their cries s...

Changing baby’s diaper is part of your daily, even hourly, job description as a parent. In the first year of life, the average baby goes through around 2,500 diapers — which amounts to 2,500 trips to the changing table. Most of the time, even when you’re bleary-eyed and uncaffeinated, your diaper-changing routine is predictable, and it probably doesn’t require much thought or strategy. But that doesn't mean your time at the changing table isn’t without frustration — or in some cases, without significant risk. 

Having a baby? Congratulations! It’s time to stock up on all the essentials you’ll need to take care of your bundle (and yourself). As you register...

We are proud to donate 3% of company profits to diaper banks. Diapers are expensive but extremely important for baby health, and diaper banks provide a critical supply for more families than you may think.  According to The National Diaper Bank Network, 1 in 3 American families reports experiencing diaper need.

Diapertainment was invented by a mom with a squirmy toddler on the changing table. But we couldn’t help but ask: is diapering this hard for everyone? Enter: market research. We launched a survey to parents of babies ages 9-36 months. The results gave us conviction in our product idea -- and a lot of chuckles.

Compared to an adult or even an older child, a lot of change takes place in the first twelve months of a child’s life — including how much energy and effort you’ll need to exert for routine caretaking tasks.  For example, as a child gets older and more independent, you may find yourself participating in the occasional wrestling match at the changing table.