Using Birthday Celebrations to Support Diaper Banks Want to make your birthday extra meaningful this year? Consider turning your...

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The first year of your baby’s life is full of unforgettable “firsts.” From that first gummy smile to the first wobbly steps, each milestone marks a moment of growth, development, and connection. But with so much information (and misinformation) out there, it can be difficult to know what’s truly important.

Sleep is essential for a baby’s development—and for a parent’s sanity. But getting your little one to sleep (and stay asleep) can feel like a full-time job. From sleep regressions to teething disruptions, navigating your child’s sleep schedule can be one of the biggest parenting challenges.

For new parents, diapering can feel like one of the most constant—and messy—parts of caring for a baby. With infants needing up to 10 diaper changes a day, mastering this routine is essential not just for cleanliness, but also for your baby’s comfort and health. Beyond the basics, good diaper hygiene helps prevent rashes, infections, and discomfort. In this blog, we’ll cover practical diapering tips and tricks to make your daily routine smoother while keeping your baby safe,

Parenting is one of life’s most rewarding yet challenging roles. Every parent wants to raise a child who feels secure, confident, and loved. One of the most impactful ways to support a child’s emotional development is by nurturing a strong parent-child bond.

In the United States, one in three families struggles to provide enough diapers for their babies. This often-overlooked crisis affects more than just a baby’s comfort—it impacts health, hygiene, and a parent’s ability to work.

Across the United States, families are struggling to afford basic hygiene essentials like diapers. In fact, 1 in 3 families experience diaper need, and because government assistance programs like SNAP and WIC do not cover diapers, many parents are left without the resources to properly care for their babies.

Diaper need affects one in three families in the U.S., and many of these families struggle to afford this essential item. Unlike other basic necessities, diapers are not covered by government assistance programs like WIC or SNAP, leaving many parents to choose between purchasing diapers and other critical needs like food. Diaper drives are a powerful way to provide diapers to those in need, but organizing one can feel overwhelming.

Good hygiene is more than just a clean appearance—it’s a foundational part of lifelong health, especially in early childhood. For young children, hygiene practices help prevent the spread of germs, reduce illness, and support emotional well-being. Teaching kids proper hygiene at an early age empowers them to stay healthy and builds habits that last a lifetime.

Building Stronger Communities Through Baby Supply Drives

Diaper need is a hidden crisis impacting child health, parental well-being, and economic stability. Discover why access to diapers is a public health and social justice issue—and how you can help families thrive.

Diapers are more than a parenting essential—they are a public health necessity. Yet millions of families in the United States face diaper need, lacking the resources to provide an adequate supply of clean diapers for their babies.

Diaper need affects millions of U.S. families, impacting child health and parental stability. Learn how you can help close the gap by supporting diaper banks and making a difference today.

For millions of families in the United States, a clean diaper is a luxury rather than a guarantee. Diaper need—the lack of a sufficient...

Hygiene is a basic human need, yet millions of families in the U.S. struggle to afford essential hygiene products like diapers, wipes, soap, and menstrual supplies. Hygiene equity ensures that everyone, regardless of their financial situation, has access to the basic items necessary for health, dignity, and well-being.

Proper handwashing and diaper-changing techniques are essential for keeping babies healthy and free from infections. Babies have developing immune systems, making them more vulnerable to germs and bacteria. By following best hygiene practices, parents and caregivers can significantly reduce the risk of diaper rash, stomach bugs, and other common infections.

For many families, the struggle to afford enough diapers is a daily reality. Diaper need—the lack of a sufficient supply of clean diapers—impacts nearly 1 in 2 U.S. families, leading to serious hygiene, health, and financial challenges. Without enough diapers, parents are forced to make difficult choices, sometimes leaving diapers on too long, reusing disposable diapers, or even resorting to unsafe alternatives like plastic bags or towels.

The Connection Between Clean Diapers & Infant Health: Why Hygiene Matters Diapers are more than just a convenience—they are a critical part of infant health and hygiene. Without access to clean diapers, babies are at risk for severe diaper rash, infections, and overall discomfort, while parents face increased stress and anxiety.