Daddy’s Disposable Diaper Changing Pads {Review}

Ever shudder when you’ve opened a changing table in a public bathroom? Or how about not having a changing table but only a floor? I could go on and on about the (potentially) gross places that my husband would have to change my son when he was a stay at home daddy. But, that’s in the past now that I’ve armed him with Daddy’s disposable diaper changing pads!

These babies are great to stick in his manly diaper bag! They are folded so neatly in the package, but unfold to offer supreme surface area coverage. Plus they aren’t pink and pretty like a few mommy products I carry in my diaper bag are.

Daddy & Co.’s Disposable Diaper Changing Pads are ultra absorbent to quickly lock in moisture while ensuring a leak-proof barrier so no liquid will seep through onto your changing surface. Order a pack of Disposable Diaper Changing Pads today; Dad will venture out confidently knowing he’s ready for anything and Mom will love these convenient changing pads, too!

These are wonderful to use when he’s out and about doing guy things with our son, or even our baby nephew. I even understand they had to resort to a diaper change in the grass at the park and these diaper changing pads from Daddy & Company worked very well. I like that it has the moisture barrier to keep the kids dry (or the surface under them for that matter).

They are also thicker compared to a lot of the other disposable products available today. Knowing how wiggly the kids can be, this is a small blessing in itself.

And they aren’t just for changing tables! I’ve started using them during arts and crafts time on the table or under his chair during a particularly messy meal. I just have to make sure that I restock my husband’s Daddy diaper bag LOL

You can purchase your own Daddy’s Disposable Diaper Changing Pads or more about Daddy & Company on Facebook or Twitter.

 

 

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