Increasingly, diaper toting is for Dads too. The DadPad is dedicated to the principle that men in suits (or not) DO change diapers! The Dad Pad tucks into slim line cases, or clips to mountain bikes, jogging strollers or backpacks. It also qualifies as emergency gear for back seats and trunks during Saturday morning jaunts to the laundry and grocery store.

The DadPad makes an OUTSTANDING “NEW DAD” gift!!!

Details and Specifications: Outside shell is 600 x 300 denier nylon, shell lining is 420 denier pack cloth — soft, indestructible, washable and waterproof.
-2 interior slip pockets for wipes case (included) and diapers.
-Dad Pad has one exterior zippered pocket, a grab-and-go webbing handle and a carabiner clip.
-The 3 ply removable changing pad is luxuriously waterproof, with no top stitching to trap germs.

NEW URBAN and OUTDOOR Styles include a strip of 3M Scotchlite Reflective tape and an additional exterior pocket.

-Dimensions Closed: 11” x 8” x 2”.
-Dimensions Open: Pad area is 14” x 22” with two 10” pocket extensions.
-Care: Machine wash warm. Lie flat or machine dry warm.

A changing “pad” becomes a changing “station” when it is a self-contained unit, able to hold a pad, diapers, wipes and other sundries. There is no shortage of these stations on the market, but ISM identified the need for improvements everywhere.

Problem 1 – a changing pad should be machine washable and water resistant – most vinyl pads are not washable. Cotton pads are not water resistant.
ISM Solution – design a 2 piece station with a removable washable (and waterproof) pad with a protective nylon cover or shell which may be washed separately as needed.

Problem 2 –changing stations are often either too bulky for easy storage, or too thin to provide baby comfort.
ISM Solution – provide strength without adding bulk by using light weight denier nylon covers. (These stations can convert almost any briefcase, backpack or tote into an organized diaper bag.) Provide comfort with sueded pad covering and soft cotton batting for the pad.

Problem 3 – many pads do not include a means to attach to a stroller or other baby equipment.
ISM Solution – both styles, the LilyPad and the DadPad include appropriate hooks, clips and straps to keep them within reach just about anywhere.