Diaper & Baby Bags

The Bag a New Parent Actually Uses

A diaper bag is the highest use giveaway in this catalog, and it lands at the exact moment a family is choosing a pediatrician. Maternity units send them home from discharge, OB practices give them at a late prenatal visit, and home visiting and family support programs use them as the container for everything else they are bringing: the education materials, the thermometer, the safe sleep information.

Building a Welcome Bag

Backpack styles free up a parent's hands and outsell traditional shoulder totes. A changing pad station or a bottle cooler works as a lower cost item when the budget will not stretch to a full bag, and both are frequently ordered to go inside a bag you are already giving. Tell us what else is going in the bag and we will help you size it. Call 800.378.6376.

Common Questions

What do hospitals usually put in a newborn welcome bag?

Discharge instructions and safe sleep materials, a bottle or feeding item, a small plush or blanket, and practice contact information. The bag is chosen to hold all of it and still get used afterward.

Do you have diaper backpacks rather than shoulder bags?

Yes, and they are the more popular format now. Diaper backpacks and convertible styles are both stocked.

Can we imprint a program name and a phone number on the bag?

Yes. Most styles have a front or flap panel that takes a logo plus a program name and an appointment or nurse line. We will show you a free virtual proof first.