HRHPrincessAriel
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Back Pack as Diaper Bag
- Thread starter PrittiPiglet
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We used disposables. Prior to making this choice, I looked into the environmental issue. It turns out that the so called study that found that it would take forever+1 for disposable diapers to break down was flawed in two ways. Basically, the study assumed the the diaper was dry and that no environmental factors were present to assist in the breaking down of the diaper. So basically, if you leave the box on a shelf in your closet, it will take forever for it to decompose. A used diaper in a landfill, on the other hand, breaks down pretty quickly. These aren't made out of unobtainium, after all.
Of course, none of this matters since the environmental damage is the same regardless of whether the child is in WDW or Peoria.
I'll let one of the cloth diaper users discuss your concern about stinky diapers in backpacks. Something tells me that they all have a process that is very effective in keeping the odor at bay. I suspect that a ziplock bag is involved.
Why does it matter to you how long it takes to potty train? Are you just trolling?
PartofyourWDWorld
New Member
Backpacks are absolutely the way to go! I've used one twice as a diaper bag now and am going to be using it again when I go with my five month old this month. I formula feed, so I will keep clean bottles, premeasured formula containers, a couple water bottles, bibs, burp cloth and an outfit change in it. I always keep it with me, so it's nice to wear it in lines for attractions and then clip it to the stroller on a mommy hook when we're on the move. Mine is not a name brand bag, but it's sturdy, washable and has a bunch of pockets.
I use disposables and have never had to throw a poopy diaper into my bag at disney. But I keep a small wetbag just in case I ever do. The idea that parents shouldn't bring their children to disney until they are all potty trained is ludicrous.
Boy that sounds like a backpack full of fun!
Why does it matter to you how long it takes to potty train? Are you just trolling?
Because I don't want to pay $100 park admission and smell a poopy Pampers? It would help if you could train the kids before they are like, 5, too. Earth would thank you too without all those Pampers in the landfills.
DisneyFreak23
Active Member
Backpacks are the best! Easy to carry: Sunscreen, water, baby wipes, Fruit snacks, towel, granola bars, camera, bandaids, Motrin, etc....
What the **** is wrong with you? Why are you in this thread? You have nothing but negativity to offer on a subject that is very common and has to do with a family park.
Disneydreamer23
Well-Known Member
You tell em @PrittiPiglet
Thank you to everyone who has had positive and relatable content to add to this thread.
For anyone who is wondering, I scoured eBay for several different types of bags, North Face in particular. I couldn't manage to get my hands on a decent-priced used/new one and saw a back-to-school sale on Amazon, and purchased a High Sierra bag for $23 that had some pretty good reviews. I got it in the mail yesterday and it's going to be perfect for the parks and our 2 week vacation. And guess what? If my kid poops - there might be poop in my bag! That's OK though; my kids crap pixie dust.
For anyone who is wondering, I scoured eBay for several different types of bags, North Face in particular. I couldn't manage to get my hands on a decent-priced used/new one and saw a back-to-school sale on Amazon, and purchased a High Sierra bag for $23 that had some pretty good reviews. I got it in the mail yesterday and it's going to be perfect for the parks and our 2 week vacation. And guess what? If my kid poops - there might be poop in my bag! That's OK though; my kids crap pixie dust.
Andrew C
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Txrayado
Member
I got a new backpack a few months ago to prepare for taking my lil padawan (almost 3) in December. I got the Rebel Logo backpack from Bioworld. This thing is HUGE. Like 27 pockets. We are in the craziness of potty training so I end up carrying not only the normal thing but also a potty seat. Even with the potty seat, diapers, extra cloths, ect. It still had room for my DSLR. It's padded like crazy so no worriers there. It's normally $60 but if your patient Amazon normally has them as low as $35
@BobConnor Hah! Shouldn't you be yelling at kids for walking on your front lawn or something? Go do something else!
You are right, I have to yell at them to keep away from the mirror ball I have in the lawn. Any why so many kids? Haven't we had pills now for a long time to keep that from happening?