Bag diaper or diaper bag is a storage bag with lots of room like a pocket big enough to carry everything a nursing baby needs while taking an excursion.
These bags are not always specially designed as diaper bags, as any large enough pocket bag between a child's school backpack and an adult pro-camping rucksack can be used for that purpose. Some are now being made with rigid grips and wheels so that one can wagon, allow the person to hold the baby stronger, complete more tasks (like opening the door, paying the cashier, or using the phone), and reducing back pain. My Child magazine recommends brightly colored diaper bags are harder to lose and can help fight "baby blues".
Diaper bags are usually small enough to fit above or under a stroller or buggy. There is a fashion trend towards large bags, because mothers learn to reduce the amount of need that is brought.
In recent years, there have been "explosive styles, colors, designs, and functions." Diaper bags have helped fashion designers create their brands. Since 2005, some of the top designers like Kate Spade, Coach, and Ralph Lauren have unveiled expensive diaper bag designs. According to Fortune in 2006, "To gain excellence, intelligent manufacturers do whatever it takes to capture the (and aesthetic) attention of chic prospective parents who want - sometimes even want - to pay top dollar for products which seamlessly blends modes and functions. "Designers can protect the design of their diaper bags and trademarks. In 1977, a diaper bag was the cause of a New York court case between Macy and Gucci. The court found that Macy had violated the Gucci brand by selling diaper bags with green and red bands and the words "Gucchi Goo."
Design without bright colors or licensed characters can be a high fashion item that is associated with a celebrity mom. The company also produces diaper bags with a more rugged look, as part of a growing baby product market sector designed to attract men.
Video Diaper bag
See also
- Ju-Ju-Be (brand)
- Gadikat
- Skip Hop
- Petunia Pickle Bottom
Maps Diaper bag
References
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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