As a parent, you know just how much goes into every diaper change--it’s not as simple as just stocking up on diapers and baby wipes! No, changing a diaper usually involves several other items, from diaper cream to distracting toys to extra outfits to change your baby into after a particularly messy blowout. So why not keep all of your diaper-changing tools at the ready with a handy, well-organized diaper caddy? In this article, we’ll go over the top items that should be included in your diaper caddy from Comfy Cubs, as well as tips and tricks for keeping everything neat and organized.

What to Keep in Your Diaper Caddy

Generally, you’ll want to fill your diaper caddy with items that you use on a daily basis while changing your little one’s diaper. Here are several of the most common items that parents keep in their diaper caddies:

• Diapers - Of course!
• Wipes - If you use cloth diapers and wipes, you’ll also need a spray bottle of wipe solution
• Diaper cream - To prevent diaper rash
• Changing pad - So you can change your little one anywhere
• Baby lotion - In case you notice any dry spots or irritation during a diaper change
• Hand sanitizer - So you can ensure that your hands are germ-free before and after changing your baby’s diaper
• Vaseline - For diaper rash or to put on your thermometer
• Baby powder - To keep your baby feeling dry and comfortable
• Hairbrush/comb - For some quick grooming as you change your little one’s diaper
• Toy - To keep your baby distracted during diaper changes
• Thermometer - To take your little one’s temperature if you suspect a fever
• Nail clippers - So you can clip any scratchy nails
• Burp cloth - Perfect for cleaning spit-up or even blowouts
• Pacifier - To keep your little one calm
• Extra outfit - In case an especially messy diaper ruins your baby’s outfit

Tips & Tricks for Organizing Your Diaper Caddy

• Designate a specific pocket or space for each item so that they’re easy to find.

• Restock your diaper caddy at night. This way, you’ll be ready to go in the morning. Your supplies will be fully stocked, and you’ll be prepared for even the messiest of diapers!

• Regularly clean and sanitize your diaper caddy. It goes without saying that your diaper caddy will need to be cleaned on a regular basis.

• Keep the diaper caddy in a convenient location to make diaper changes easier. For example, if your changing table is upstairs, but you spend most of the day downstairs with your little one, you might want to keep a diaper caddy on each floor of the house so that your supplies are readily available.

Comfy Cubs Diaper Caddy

The Comfy Cubs Diaper Caddy is designed to be used at home and on the go! With dual-carry handles, heavy-duty fabric construction, and eight exterior pockets, this caddy makes diaper changing a breeze. The simple, gender-neutral gray and white pattern makes this product perfect for parents of both boys and girls, and it’s super soft and durable as well. If you’re looking for a caddy that will keep all of your diaper-changing supplies organized and at your fingertips, then the Comfy Cubs Diaper Caddy is a wonderful choice.