A diaper changing system for efficiently changing a diaper without having to carry a diaper bag. The diaper changing system generally includes a diaper having an exterior surface and an interior surface, a cavity beneath the interior surface, a plurality of dispensing openings extending through the interior surface to fluidly connect to the cavity, and a receiver opening extending through the interior surface to fluidly connected to the cavity. The receiver opening is adapted to removably receive a nozzle of a cream container to receive a cream for insertion into the cavity and later dispensing from the cavity through the dispensing openings to the skin of the baby. A bag is removably attached to the exterior surface of the diaper for storing the cream container and wipes until used. The bag is removed and used as a garbage container when the diaper is used.

A diaper changing assembly includes a bag removably coupled to a diaper. The bag is available when the diaper is changed. A first packet is positioned within the bag. The first packet contains a salve. The salve may be applied to a user when the diaper is changed. A second packet is positioned within the bag. The second packet contains a powder. The powder may be applied to the user when the diaper is changed. A plurality of wipes is positioned within the bag. The wipes may be used to clean the user when the diaper is changed.

A disposable diaper with concealed baby wipes enclosure ensures that absorbent baby wipes are readily available when the diaper needs to be changed. The diaper is made to contain plurality of baby wipes or other foldable, not bulky diaper changing accessories. The concealed compartment is made accessible by pulling on a tab that tears the enclosure open.

A disposable diaper includes a disposal aid which is embedded inside the diaper. The disposal aid includes a base, a removable cover and a tab. The diaper includes a slit and the disposal aid is embedded inside the diaper during manufacturing so that the tab protrudes from the slit. The base of the disposal aid includes one or more compartments where one or more items can be placed. By pulling the tab, the disposal aid can be pulled out of the diaper, thereby, facilitating access to the disposal aid, and by removing the cover, the one or more items become accessible, thereby, facilitating removal of the one or more items from the one or more compartments.

Provided herein is a Pocket Pouch comprising one or more absorbancy layers; a moisture-free liner; and one or more re-sealable strips. Also provided herein are methods for attaching the Pocket Pouch to a cloth or disposable diaper, training pant, disposable bladder leak underwear, sanitary napkins, and/or disposable bib.

Presently when a pamper/pullup is used and discarded it is gathered and wrapped into itself and disposed of with no odor protection which results in foul odors exuding from a pamper/pull up. This invention is designed with a pullback tab and concealed compartment on the upper rear that holds a scented disposable bag to eliminate smell, Therefore, allowing a fresh disposable wrap/bag for pamper changing convenience.

A disposable diaper includes a disposal aid coupled with an exterior surface of a waistband region of the diaper. The disposal aid includes a base, a first removable cover and a second removable cover. A disposal bag is placed on the base and covered by the first removable cover. A cleaning wipe is place on the first removable cover and covered by the second removable cover. The base may include a cavity to receive the disposal bag so as to reduce the overall height of the disposal aid. The disposal aid may alternatively be configured to include a disposal bag encased in a casing and a cleaning wipe, both of which are placed on the base of the disposal aid and covered by a single removable cover.

An absorbent article (10) can have a first body panel (20), a second body panel (30), and an absorbent panel (40) spanning between connecting the first body panel (20) and the second body panel (30). The absorbent panel (40) is narrower in width than each of the first body panel (20) and the second body panel (30) and is bonded to at least one of the first body panel (20) and/or second body panel (30) with at least one bond region (102,104) having a first bond strength and at least two bond regions (106,108) having a second bond strength greater than the first bond strength. Following use of the absorbent article (10) by a wearer, the portion of the absorbent panel (40) bonded to the body panel (20,30) with weaker bond strength can be separated from the body panel (20,30). The absorbent article (10) can be reconfigured from a wear configuration into a disposal configuration such that the portion of the material forming the body panel (20,30) which has been separated from the absorbent panel (40) can be inverted over the absorbent article (10).

A package comprising a bag and a stack of absorbent articles, wherein the bag comprises a multilayer plastic film, in particular multilayer plastic composite film, based on plastic recyclate (recycled plastic). The plastic film has a plastic recycled content of at least 50 wt. % based on the plastic film. The one or more absorbent articles comprise at least 5 wt. % of recycled content based on the total weight of the absorbent article excluding the absorbent core material. The package has an eco-factor of at least 0.05 according to the method herein.

A multiple use diaper assembly includes a first diaper and a first absorbent pad is attached to the first diaper to absorb bodily fluids from the user. A second diaper is removably attached to the first diaper which rests against the user when the first diaper and the second diaper are worn on the user. A second absorbent pad is attached to the second diaper to absorb bodily fluids from the user. A first pouch is attached to the first diaper and a second pouch is attached to the first diaper. A plurality of wipes is stored in the first pouch and each of the plurality of wipes is pre-moistened to clean the user of bodily fluids. A storage bag is contained in the second pouch thereby facilitating the second diaper to be disposed of.