Tag: Diaper

  • Maliton Nappy Caddy, Newborn Essentials for Diaper Caddy, Sturdy Portable Washable Baby Caddy with Detachable Compartments. Baby Essentials for Newborn, Nappy Organiser for Indoor Outdoor, Khaki

    Maliton Nappy Caddy, Newborn Essentials for Diaper Caddy, Sturdy Portable Washable Baby Caddy with Detachable Compartments. Baby Essentials for Newborn, Nappy Organiser for Indoor Outdoor, Khaki


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    With stylish designs and practical features, our products are perfect for parents and travelers alike. Keep everything within reach and enjoy a more relaxing journey with our essential bundle.

    Maliton, make your life easier and more beautiful!

    Baby Essentials

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    【Perfect Size For Baby Essentials】15.3×9.3×7 inch (38×23×18 CM) nappy caddy organizer is huge enough to storage lots of baby supplies. It keeps baby essentials all in one place so you don’t have to go searching for where the diaper, wipes were left. And there are 8 pockets on the outside to hold small toys, nail clippers etc. Maliton baby diaper organizer will make your diaper changing station more organized
    【Exquisite & Skin Friendly】Compared with other similar products, this felt is thicker and more exquisite in workmanship. The diaper organizer is made of felt material from nature, so it is safe for baby girls and boys
    【Practical Design – 4 Options Storage Spaces】Different from other nappy caddy organiser, Maliton updated nappy organiser is designed with 3 removable dividers. So you have options for 1, 2, 3 or 4 storage spaces, to control the space by yourself to meet baby stuff of different size
    【Versatile Organizer Caddy-Multi Function】Portable and practical baby diaper caddy organizer fits for different age of babies. In addition to holding baby necessities, the diaper storage caddy can also be used to hold toys, picture books, books, handbooks, snacks, office supplies, etc. And This diaper caddy will be great to come in the: nursery, living room, park or car. To meet your needs of different occasions
    【Good Baby Shower Gifts】The felt baby caddy organiser tote is not only practical, also looks fashionable on changing table, and the style & color works great for boys and girls. It would make a perfect baby shower gifts for an expectant mother

    Customers say

    Customers find the product to be a good value for money. They appreciate its sturdy construction, spacious design, and nice color that suits all room styles. The caddy is well-organized and keeps baby essentials in one place. It’s easy to transport and assemble.

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  • Am I Asking To Much To Be Able To Change My Childs Nappy?

    Chris Boneyard Mau has taken to social media to rightfully complain about the lack of changing facilities in the gents toilets.

    Chris said “I’m getting pretty sick of having to change my daughter on a disgusting floor because the only changing table in the place is located in the women’s bathroom. It’s crazy to imagine I know but there are guys who take care of their kids too you asshats. If it’s a public place with public restrooms in the generation of equality among genders and races then how about making sure us fathers can change our children’s diapers on a goddamn changing table like the mother’s can. Am I asking too much?

    The circumstances of the situation left very little options for privacy, I had taken her for a walk when this happened so there was no car and the only counter space was a 3 inch gap between the 2 sinks”.

    Surely there should be changing facilities in all public toilets, there is often changing tables in the disabled toilets but not in all areas, times need to change, men should be able to change their childs nappy in a safe and clean environment.

    Am I Asking To Much To Be Able To Change My Childs Nappy?
    Am I Asking To Much To Be Able To Change My Childs Nappy?

    To share your story or to raise awareness of any topic or would like us to do so on your behalf then please send us an email to mumsadviceltd@outlook.com

  • It’s Only For Mothers You Sicko-Dad Shaming

    A woman has defended a man after he was shamed out of a parents’ room in an Australian shopping centre.

    According to a witness Mikaa Ives the man was trying to change his son’s nappy when another mother walked over to him, accused him of being a “sicko” and ordered him to leave.
    “There was a dad in the middle of changing his son’s nappy, already having a difficult time with his son not wanting to be changed,” Mikaa Ives wrote on a local parenting Facebook group page.


    The woman allegedly accused the father of “staring at her naked kids” and threatened to call security.

    “The lady piped up and started abusing the dad for being in the parents’ room: ‘It’s only for mothers, get out you sicko’, literally saying she would call security and say he was staring at her naked kids if he didn’t leave the room,” Ives said.

    “He picked up his son who mind you didn’t even have a clean nappy on yet and went to stand outside the door.

    “His son was hysterical and he’s just saying ‘its okay mate, we’ll go back in there soon.” 

    Ives, who was disgusted at the woman’s behaviour, walked over to the father and told him to come back inside and finish putting a clean nappy on his child.
    She said if the other woman called security she would back him up.
    “At this point I thought f*ck this, told the dad to come back in and finish changing his son, told the lady that if she wanted to call security to go ahead because I would 100 per cent back the dad up,” she wrote.
    “Old mate finished changing his son, thanked me and off he went.
    “I was absolutely shocked that the poor bloke felt he had no choice but to leave like she said … I was BEYOND disgusted.”
    Ives went on to say that the mother in question wasn’t even changing her children – she had just gone into the parents’ room to check her phone while her kids played.
    “ITS A PARENTS ROOM NOT A F***ING MOTHERS ROOM. If you’re one of the people who act like that when a dad is simply changing his child, then I suggest you stay the f*** away from the PARENTS room,” she vented on Facebook.
    The shopping centre website refers to its “parent rooms” being equipped with a microwave, lounges, change tables and toilets.
    More than 300 people have commented on the post with a number of fathers revealing they’ve had similar incidents happen to them.
    “Happened to me twice now. Thank goodness my little boy is out of nappies now,’ one father shared.
    Another wrote: “I’ve had security called on me for taking my daughter into a parents’ room to change her nappy. Security basically told her to pull her head in as I was clearly changing a baby.”
    “I’m a dad n copped the same when ever I had to change my son’s nappy. Didn’t move just told them to [do] whatever they needed to do to feel better about themselves,” one dad wrote.
    “When someone kicks you out of a parent’s room you literally have nowhere to go with your children, it’s good to know that there are people out there who care.”