Unisex Diaper Bag

Carter's Everyday Tote Diaper Bag $34.99 The Carter's Everyday Tote is the perfect diaper bag to hold all of your baby's needs. This bag contains several pockets and a printed diaper changing pad.Measures 14.1" x 8.3" x 6.2"Water-resistance microfiber Several pockets to keep you organizedPrinted changing pad included Age: Child Brand: Carter's Diaper Bags Color: Brown/Tan Color Mapping: Blue Gender: Unisex

Kelty Messenger Diaper Bag $49.99 Kelty Messenger Diaper BagThis sleek diaper bag is designed for the parent on-the-go who needs efficient organization and quick access to the essentials. The base of this bag is angled for carrying convenience and comfort. This bag also boasts additional organizational elements for your personal elements such as PDA, water bottle, and documents.Cooler pocket for bottle accessible from outsideChanging pad includedPadded, removable shoulder strapWater bottle pocketOrganizer with ipod and coin pocketOrganizer pocket for diapers and wipesSleeve on back panel secures bag to rolling luggage handleWeight: 1.6 lbs.Dimensions: 14.5" L x 15" W x 9" D Age: Child Brand: Kelty K.I.D.S. Color: Blue Color Mapping: Blue Gender: Unisex Material: POLYESTER

Kelty Tote Diaper Bag $39.99 Kelty Tote Diaper BagCompletely redesigned for 2010, the stylish Tote Diaper Bag has a place for everything. The insulated cooler pocket feature ensures easy bottle access from the outside of the bag, and the internal organizer panel keeps your diapers, wipes, snacks and essentials organized.Cooler pocket for bottle accessible from outsideChanging pad includedCarry/lift handlesWater bottle holderOrganizer with ipod and coin pocketOrganizer pocket for diapers and wipesSleeve on back panel secures bag to rolling luggage handleWeight: 1.4 lbs.Dimensions: 14.5" L x 11.5" W x 7.5" D Age: Child Brand: Kelty K.I.D.S. Color: Blue Color Mapping: Blue Gender: Unisex Material: POLYESTER

Skip Hop Duo Double Deluxe Diaper Bag $79.99 Skip Hop Duo Double Deluxe Diaper Bag The Skip Hop Duo Double has all the great features and style of the Single Duo bag, but is made for a double stroller (side-by-side). In 8 stylish colors, there's a bag for every mommy of two. Sixteen pockets ensures you'll have room for everything your babies will need. The main compartment zips shut, while the others have no-fuss magnetic closures. The patent pending Shuttle Clips make the Duo Double the ultimate convertible diaper bag. Remove the shoulder strap and attach to any side-by-side stroller. Off of the stroller, you have a diaper tote. Attach the shoulder strap with soft, removable shoulder pad and it becomes a diaper sling. Order the Skip Hop Duo Double Deluxe Diaper Bag today!Attaches to any double (side-by-side) strollerMagnetic closures throughoutMain compartment zip Age: Child Brand: Skip Hop Color: Black Color Mapping: Black Gender: Unisex

Skip Hop Duo Deluxe Diaper Bag $57.99 Skip Hop Duo Deluxe Diaper Bag A versatile bag you'll want to keep long after your child is out of their stroller, the Skip Hop Duo Deluxe Diaper Bag is a stylish tote with all the storage you need. The patent-pending Shuttle Clips allow you to attach the Skip Hop Diaper Bag to any stroller, and when your leaving the stroller behind, just attach the shoulder straps with removable shoulder pad. With a cushioned changing pad and side bottle pocket, this is the only bag you'll need for your little one.Hangs neatly on a stroller & can be worn over the shoulderPatented Shuttle Clips allow to leave shoulder strap on or remove for a cleaner lookStrong magnetic closures throughoutCushioned changing padSide bottle pocketShoulder strap includes soft, removable should padEleven pockets in totalZippered pe Age: Child Brand: Skip Hop Color: Cherry Bloom Color Mapping: Grey Gender: Unisex Material: POLYESTER

Skip Hop Bento Ultimate Diaper Bag $99 Perfectly designed for families on-the-go! BENTO is the most innovative and functional diaper bag Skip Hop has ever created. Designed from the ground up to be a total solution for today’s busy, multi-tasking families, it’s hard calling BENTO just a diaper bag. BENTO includes our insulated MEALTIME KIT with CLIX containers, which slides into a convenient compartment�keeping food in its own special place. The perfectly sized containers store snacks and more while the insulated cooler bag and perfect-fit freezer pack keep food fresh. Of course, BENTO also features plenty of pockets for superior storage and organization, padded tote straps, an adjustable messenger strap and our patented Shuttle Clips so that it can attach to any stroller. This amazing bag is perfect for mom or dad, and will carry you through the diaper days and beyond.Includes an 8 Piece insulated Mealtime Kit with Age: Child Brand: Skip Hop Color: Black Color Mapping: Black Gender: Unisex

Carter's Big Dot Tote Diaper Bag $35.48 Carter's Big Dot Tote Diaper BagThis tonal dot diaper bag has a sleek outside with multiple broad pockets on the front, back and sides. On the inside, it features a plastic interior and folded changing pad. Roomy interior houses multiple pockets for holding all of your baby's necessities. Over-the-shoulder strap has a comfortable shoulder pad.Spacious main compartment includes mesh and zippered pockets and built in bottle holder100% nylonEasy to wipe interior lining for easy cleaningIncludes accessory pouch and changing padTop zip opening with magnetic flapDimensions: 12" H x 17.5" W x 6" D Age: Child Brand: Carter's Diaper Bags Color: Black/Pink Color Mapping: Black Gender: Unisex

Nunzia Ryan Backpack Bambino Bag Diaper Bag $58.99 Nunzia Ryan Backpack Bambino Bag Diaper Bag

CLIC-IT Black Baby Smart Diaper Bag System+Extras $19.99 Clic-It designed the Clic-It Diaper Bag with organization, versatility and convenience as top priority. The Clic-It Diaper Bag features quick release clip system, interior & exterior pockets, 2-in-1 shoulder strap, easy-wipe interior, zip-off flap and more Brand New Clic-It Diaper Bag (Black) Quick Release Clip System Two front pockets Large back pocket Two side bottle pockets Two interior pockets Stroller loops Easy-wipe interior Seven quick release posts Large, removable changing pad Zip-off messenger flap 2-in-1 Adjustable shoulder strap & belt Size: 11.5� x 17.5� x 5� Includes: Diaper Bag Pacific Holder Baby Wipes Case Brand: Clic It Color: Black Gender: Unisex

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Lilly Messenger Diaper Bag $87.6 Cinda bs sweetleaf navy is trimmed in white with pink quilting on this hobo shaped diaper bag. The stylish traditional Lilly Messenger Diaper Bag includes a coordinating changing pad and diaper pouch. This chic bag is stain and water resistance, machine washable and made in USA. Features an adjustable strap for a comfortable fit, exterior pockets that is perfect for keys or a pacifier, two side pouches for diaper bottles and toys with interior pockets and a roomy interior to keep the mom-on-the-go organized.

Skip Hop Dash Deluxe Jonathan Adler Diaper Bag (Chevy Blue) $79.99 Skip Hop and designer Jonathan Adler have partnered to bring new parents his iconic prints on signature Skip Hop diaper bags and accessories! The Jonathan Adler for Skip Hop Dash diaper bag includes Adler's groovy patterns, plus a special coordinating laminated zip case and changing pad. The Skip Hop Dash diaper bag sports a hip, city style and great functionality. With eleven roomy pockets, there is space for everything a baby and parent need. The Dash includes Skip Hop’s patented Shuttle Clips, allowing it to quickly and easily convert from a shoulder bag to a stroller bag. Features & Benefits: Coordinating zip caseLaminated cushioned changing padPatented removable Shuttle ClipsNon-skid stroller straps2 sets of hidden magnets allow flap to close in different ways2 side bottle pocketsSoft, removable shoulder pad11 total pocketsZippered personal pocketContrasting lining makes it easy to locate everything

Messenger Diaper Bag in Paisley $39.95 If you are a mom that is constantly on the go then this Messenger Diaper Bag - Paisley is the bag for you! This messenger diaper bag has multiple pockets so you can store all kinds of things. It has a velcro closure so you can be sure all of the contents will be secure. As a bonus there is a detachable changing pad. The adorable paisley pattern matches great with our white baby clothes or even lime green baby clothes! And taking a look at the rest of our Diaper Bags is a must! Size: 14" W x 12" H x 4" Deep Color: Pink Color Mapping: Multi-Color Type: Diaper Bags

Monique Diaper Bag in Cream $90 With a buckle front and stylish square quilting, the Monique Diaper Bag doubles as a trendy tote. Magnetic clip keeps top flap closed.. Roomy interior with pockets.. Adjustable shoulder strap.. Two outside pockets.. Matching insulated bottle bag.. Coordinating zippered pouch.. Large fold-out padded changing pad.. Optional brown or black diaper bag stroller straps with easy-snap buckles instantly turn any bag into a stroller tote, helping to keep your hands free..

Monique Diaper Bag in Silver $80 With a buckle front and stylish square quilting, the Monique Diaper Bag doubles as a trendy tote. Magnetic clip keeps top flap closed.. Roomy interior with pockets.. Adjustable shoulder strap.. Two outside pockets.. Matching insulated bottle bag.. Coordinating zippered pouch.. Large fold-out padded changing pad.. Optional brown or black diaper bag stroller straps with easy-snap buckles instantly turn any bag into a stroller tote, helping to keep your hands free..

Blanket Sleeper

The blanket sleeper (also known by many other synonyms and trade names) is a type of especially warm sleeping garment worn primarily during the winter in the United States and Canada. The garment is worn especially by infants and young children.

<a href="http://www.himfr.com/buy-Ski_Socks/">Ski Socks</a>Typically, but not always, the blanket sleeper consists of a loose-fitting, one-piece garment of blanket-like material, enclosing the entire body except for the head and hands. It represents an intermediate step between regular pajamas, and bag-like coverings for infants such as buntings or infant sleeping bags (Terminology and Variations sections below). Like bag-like coverings, the blanket sleeper is designed to be sufficiently warm as to make regular blankets or other bed covers unnecessary, even in colder weather. Unlike such coverings, the blanket sleeper has bifurcated legs to allow unhindered walking (or crawling).

Although any sleeping garment with some or all of these characteristics could be called a blanket sleeper, the term is most commonly applied to a range of styles that deviate relatively little from the same basic design. (The features of this design are described in the Features section, below.)

Although widely thought of as something worn only by the very young, blanket sleepers are also sometimes worn (in decreasing order of frequency) by school-age children, teens, and even adults. (See Sizes, gender differences, and availability, below.)

Although footed, one-piece garments in a variety of fabrics and styles are used in many countries as infant sleepwear, the specific range of styles with which the term blanket sleeper is usually associated, the term itself, and the phenomenon of children older than infancy wearing footed, one-piece sleeping garments, are all largely unique to North America.

Blanket sleeper are usually intended as practical garments, worn mostly by younger children and only in the home. Style and fashion thus tend not to be important in its design, and the basic design of the typical blanket sleeper has changed little over the years.

The sleeper serves mainly to keep the wearer warm at night, even in the absence of blankets and bed covers. The sleeper covers the entire body except for the heads and hands, where it is snug at the neck and wrists. The use of a zipper closure in place of buttons or snap fasteners also further retains warmth by eliminating drafts. This is especially important for infants, for whom loose blankets may pose a safety hazard (including increasing the risk of SIDS), and possibly for older children, who may still be too young to be relied upon to keep their own sleepwear or bed covers adjusted so as to prevent exposure to the air of bare skin. This is reflected in advertisements by blanket sleeper manufacturers, which often emphasize that their garments "can't be kicked off", or that "no other covers are needed". The permanently attached feet can also be a beneficial feature for children who are prone to get out of bed in the morning before their parents are awake, and are too young to be relied upon to put on slippers or other footwear to keep their feet warm.

The blanket sleeper is designed so that it can be worn either by itself as a standalone garment, or as a second layer worn over regular pajamas or other sleepwear. The one-piece design is simple to launder and has no detachable pieces that could be individually misplaced.

The range of materials used for mass-produced blanket sleepers for children is severely limited, as a result of stringent U.S. government-imposed flammability requirements. Essentially the only materials used since the 1950s are polyester, acrylic, and modacrylic, with polyester dominating. Unfortunately, this can have a negative impact on comfort for many wearers, particularly children with eczema.

Adult-size sleepers, especially those sold by small Internet businesses, can be found in a wider range of materials, including natural fabrics such as cotton flannel. Some web businesses also offer sleepers in natural fabrics for children, but only outside the U.S. In particular, special eczema sleepsuits for children, made of cotton and with built-in mitts designed to prevent scratching, are available from specialty stores in the UK.

The fabrics used in most blanket sleepers have a strong tendency to pill. Although this does not adversely affect the garment's functional utility, it has the effect that a used garment can be clearly, visually distinguished from a new one after only a small number of wearings or washings.

Decorative features such as appliques or printed designs usually follow juvenile themes, and are designed to make the garments more attractive to the children who wear them.

Blanket sleepers may also appeal to cultural mores relating to body modesty. This can, for example, be a consideration for some parents when siblings sleep in the same room and/or bed.

Yet another potential benefit of the blanket sleeper is that it may help prevent infants from removing or interfering with their diapers during the night. This can also apply to older children with certain developmental disabilities, such as Angelman Syndrome. In particular, parents of Angelman children have been known to take such additional measures as cutting the feet off the sleeper and putting it on backwards, and/or covering the zipper with duct tape. Several U.S. states have passed laws prohibiting parents and others from placing a blanket sleeper or similar garment on with the zipper in back, unless advised to do so by a physician. This practice, which prevents children from using the bathroom without assistance, has been considered abusive. Some specialty locking clothing and other adaptive clothing purveyors offer blanket sleepers, with or without feet, for adults with dementia or other disabilities, for similar reasons.

In the United States and Canada, mass-produced blanket sleepers for both boys and girls up to size 4 (see US standard clothing sizes) are quite common, and can be found in nearly any department store. Sizes larger than 4 are progressively less common, being found in only some stores, and usually only seasonally (peaking around October or November). The availability of larger-size sleepers in department stores also varies from year to year.

Alternative sources for larger-size, mass-produced sleepers include Internet auction sites, such as eBay, and certain mail order clothing retailers, such as Lands' End.

Individual blanket sleepers can be marketed either as a unisex garment, or as a garment intended for one gender. Even in the latter case, however, there is often no difference stylistically between sleepers marketed specifically for boys, and ones marketed specifically for girls. (The size numbers are also consistent, as, although there are slight differences in the meanings of size numbers between boys and girls in the U.S. standard clothing size system, these are too small to matter in the case of a garment as loose-fitting as a blanket sleeper.) Occasionally, however, sleepers marketed for girls may include effeminate decorative features such as lacy frills, and sleepers with screen-printed front panels may feature images of media characters appealing primarily to children of one gender. Also, the ranges of colors available may be different between the genders. (In particular, pink sleepers are rarely worn by boys, due to a cultural association of that color with femininity.)

In smaller sizes, there is little or no difference in the availability of sleepers for boys and for girls. However, the culturally-perceived age-appropriateness of the blanket sleeper falls off more rapidly for boys than for girls, and sleepers for older boys and men are correspondingly less common than those for older girls and women, with the gap in availability increasing as the size increases. (For older girls, much of the appeal of wearing blanket sleepers may be based on the playful norm-flouting quality of wearing a garment traditionally worn only by younger children; for boys of the same age, this would tend to be considered less culturally acceptable.) Nevertheless, sleepers for boys, as well as for girls, continue to have a reasonable degree of availability in department stores (and Internet auction sites) up to about size 14 or 16.

Blanket sleepers for adult women are uncommon, but in most years can be found in at least one major department store chain.

Mass-produced blanket sleepers for adult men are extremely rare, and when they do appear are usually two-piece, and/or have detachable feet. However, major home sewing pattern publishers sometimes offer patterns for conventionally-styled blanket sleepers in men's sizes, and in the Internet Age a cottage industry has developed, with several websites offering blanket sleepers manufactured on a small scale for men as well as women and children. Also, mass-produced, unisex-styled blanket sleepers marketed for women are sometimes purchased and worn by men, although the difference in the size ranges between men and women means that this option is available only to men of smaller stature.

The blanket sleeper can be a subject of interest, particularly among the AB/DL community. A large portion of the demand for blanket sleepers in adult sizes likely derives from this source, and many of the small businesses that sell blanket sleepers on the Internet are willing to cater to it.

The terminology relating to blanket sleepers can be confusing, and inconsistent between different speakers.

The terms sleeper and blanket sleeper are sometimes used interchangeably. Alternatively, a distinction may be made between the lighter-weight (footed, one-piece) sleepers worn by infants in warmer weather, and the heavier blanket sleepers worn by both infants and older children, primarily in colder weather. (In the loosest usage, sleeper by itself can mean any infant sleeping garment, regardless of form or features.) Similarly, some people consider a blanket sleeper to be one-piece by definition, whereas a sleeper could be made either in one piece, or in two pieces meeting at the waist.

When blanket is omitted, either the singular form sleeper or the plural form sleepers may be used to refer to a single garment. When blanket is included, however, a single garment is usually referred to using the singular form.

The terms (blanket) sleeper and footed pajamas may be used interchangeably. (This reflects the North American practice of referring to nearly any sleeping garment as pajamas, as blanket sleepers bear little resemblance to the jacket and trouser combination, originating in India, that the term pajamas originally referred to.) Alternatively, sleeper may instead be used more narrowly than footed pajamas, to exclude footed sleeping garments that are lighter-weight and/or two-piece, such as footed "ski" style pajamas.

Also, while many people consider built-in feet to be part of the definition of sleeper, garments otherwise meeting the definition but lacking feet are sometimes marketed as footless blanket sleepers.

The term grow sleeper is sometimes used to refer to a two-piece footed sleeping garment with features designed to compensate for growth in the wearer, such as turn-back cuffs, or a double row of snap fasteners at the waist.

The origins of the blanket sleeper can be traced at least as far back as the late 19th Century, to footed, one-piece sleeping garments for children, then known as night drawers. However, the blanket sleeper first took something closely resembling its present form in the early 1950s, when many of the most recognizable features were first adopted, including the use of synthetic fabrics, slip-resistant soles, toe caps, rib-knit collar and cuffs, zipper closure, snap tab, and applique. The term blanket sleeper also first came into common use at this time, although sleeper by itself appeared considerably earlier.

Sleepers made before the 1950s were usually made from knitted natural fabrics, either cotton, wool (especially merino), or a mixure of both. Commonly used fabrics included outing flannel and flannelette. (Home-made sleepers were typically made out of fabric pieces cut from actual blankets.) The soles of the feet were usually made from the same material as the rest of the sleeper, though sometimes two layers were used for improved durability. The collar and cuffs were usually hemmed, and the sleeper usually closed with buttons, either in the front or in the back.

Natural fabrics were largely abandoned after the Flammable Fabrics Act of 1953, which imposed strict flammability requirements on children's sleepwear sold in the United States, up to size 14. Flammability requirements were tightened further in the early 1970s, and in 1977 the flame-retarding additive TRIS was discovered to be carcinogenic, prompting a recall, and leading to the abandonment of such additives and the materials that depended on them for their flame-resistance.

The popularity of blanket sleepers for older children got a boost in the 1970s and early 1980s due to the energy crises of 1973 and 1979. Advertisements from this period often emphasized that thermostats could be set lower at night when children slept in blanket sleepers.

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