Do You Carry A diaper Bag?

Yes i have always carried a diaper bag of some sort. in the beginning it was more a true diaper bag with lots of baby stuff on the outside. about a year ago i got a backpack one that we sell at the shop i work. wow it was great it can hold easily 3 adult diaper my water bottle everything i need to cleanup and change. the best part it the easy pockets it has for everything for my binkie and snacks.

I would not call it a diaper bag but in my rucksack i use for work I carry.

1 two changes of diapers

2 three toy cars

3 a bib

4 a pacifier

5 wet wipes

6 diaper sacks

7 a bottle or sippy cup

8 cream

9 a carton of formula and baby food

10 change of clothes work and normal

11 my harness and wrist link arfter I get to work

12 My dog collar

13 a set of gloves in case I poo poo

and a please contact card with my name and address and contact phone number

Sure do. I use an old semi-rigid luggage case.

3 x diapers

1 x spare diaper cover

1 x spare bodysuit

1 x spare pants

baby powder

wipes

gloves

changing pad

My girlfriend does carry a diaper bag. I sometimes have to use a wheelchair while were out, and she hangs the diaper bag on the handles.

I have a plain black backpack that’s very discreet.

My thick cloth diapers take up so much space that for two diaper changes, I'd need a medium-sized suitcase. LOL.

That being said, I don't go out in them often...unlike some who must wear them all the time, I only wear mine for fun, once or twice a week or whenever I'm in need of them (either for stress relief, or just because I'm "diaper-horny"). So when I go out in them it's for fun and because the risk of being noticed is a big thrill for me. And when I do that, I'm in thick / bulky enough diapers that I can use them all day and not need a change. As time goes on they do start to droop, which makes them more obvious, but that's part of the fun.

I use my old school backpack with a few spare diapers, wipes, and a pad in case I need to be changed laying down.

I care a laptop bag w my supply's.

We have a diaper backpack that we use while were out in public.

My wife does carry a diaper bag. In the bag are a few diapers, wipes, lotion and powder just in case of a accident.

No, I do not. I wear for fun and make sure to never need changing while out. My diaper is almost always wet; but, if I'm out and I think much more pee will make a change necessary I simply find a bathroom or hold it until I get home.

Anyone can buy a hiking backpack. Hiking is not like buying a t-shirt, or jeans, where you can tell the seller has put their all into creating the best product. Hiking is more like purchasing art: you might not get it exactly how you want, but you get what you pay for. This is why I think the best hiking backpacks are money well spent: you get quality and value for your dollar. I've hiked with backpacks that cost $400+ and felt like giant fleeces; packs that felt like weights kept on falling off my shoulder; bags that caused me to wish I were on an airplane with only a pretentious assistant to show me the ropes. The best one and the most accessible one is still the one I got from https://backpacks.global/compare/features/hiking-backpack-with-frame/.

We take a diaper bag with us every time we leave the house. I keep one cloth prefold, one cloth insert, a pair of rubber pants, baby powder, ointment, baby wipes, a changing pad and diaper pins, along with a pair of shorts in case my diapers leaked. I'd guess it gets used a couple of times a month, usually if we are out for several hours and she thinks I need to be changed. It can sometime be embarrassing when someone like a security guard or a sales clerk wants to know what's inside the bag. My fiancee tells them Its a diaper bag for her boyfriend in case she I have an accident and need to have my diapers changed.