http://www.thingamababy.com/baby/2006/03/dadgear_diaper_.html A dad's eye view of baby and toddler stuff Thu, 18 Mar 2010 02:06:33 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.thingamababy.com/baby/2006/03/dadgear_diaper_.html/comment-page-1#comment-5919 Kristi Wed, 05 Dec 2007 04:36:02 +0000 http://s54748.gridserver.com/baby/2006/03/dadgear-diaper-carriers-for-men-fearful-of-being-effeminate.html#comment-5919 <p>My husband & I cannot get enough of the DadGear bags! We love the accessibilty to the bags' contents. We were surprised at how many items can be stored in the vest without it looking "bulky" in any way! In short, we're sold!</p> My husband & I cannot get enough of the DadGear bags! We love the accessibilty to the bags’ contents. We were surprised at how many items can be stored in the vest without it looking “bulky” in any way! In short, we’re sold!

]]> http://www.thingamababy.com/baby/2006/03/dadgear_diaper_.html/comment-page-1#comment-5918 samantha Thu, 14 Jun 2007 06:31:29 +0000 http://s54748.gridserver.com/baby/2006/03/dadgear-diaper-carriers-for-men-fearful-of-being-effeminate.html#comment-5918 <p>my husband is a part time stay at home dad and has just converted a regular hip/fanny pack into a diaperbag. it carries 2 sippies, diapers for both kids (3 and 16m) wipes, snacks, meds. and MUCH cheaper than anything else we found out there that was dadspecific. </p> my husband is a part time stay at home dad and has just converted a regular hip/fanny pack into a diaperbag. it carries 2 sippies, diapers for both kids (3 and 16m) wipes, snacks, meds. and MUCH cheaper than anything else we found out there that was dadspecific.

]]> http://www.thingamababy.com/baby/2006/03/dadgear_diaper_.html/comment-page-1#comment-5917 Amy Scott Fri, 19 May 2006 23:13:45 +0000 http://s54748.gridserver.com/baby/2006/03/dadgear-diaper-carriers-for-men-fearful-of-being-effeminate.html#comment-5917 <p>I love your site, found it while looking for a DadGear vest for my husband (SAHD). I just wanted to point out there is a time when using a backpack as a backpack becomes a necessity, and that would be when you have twins. When you have twins and you have to pack them around a few times by yourself you quickly find that the one strap bag is either going to slide off and cause one heck of a wreck when you trip on it (because you will) or you can go over the head route and risk cutting off circulation to your head (not always a bad thing). I realize the obvious solution is the stroller but there are times when you can not use a stroller and you have to pack them in those dang carriers.</p> I love your site, found it while looking for a DadGear vest for my husband (SAHD). I just wanted to point out there is a time when using a backpack as a backpack becomes a necessity, and that would be when you have twins. When you have twins and you have to pack them around a few times by yourself you quickly find that the one strap bag is either going to slide off and cause one heck of a wreck when you trip on it (because you will) or you can go over the head route and risk cutting off circulation to your head (not always a bad thing). I realize the obvious solution is the stroller but there are times when you can not use a stroller and you have to pack them in those dang carriers.

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