If you’re always digging in your purse for a camera, trying to manage cord clutter when you travel, or are just looking for a stylish way to protect your devices in your purse, iotababy’s Mom’s Zip Cases from The Organized Parent can help. This textile-driven baby line developed by parentpreneur Kelly Alford isn’t just for mom and kid stuff.
Mom’s Zip Cases are made of durable, wipeable laminated cotton sateen that works with wet or dry contents. With different size cases to a set (small- 6.75” x 4.25”, medium- 8.5” x 6.25” and large- 9.5” x 7.5”), there’s the perfect size for everything to keep the products you need at your fingertips.
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| Mom’s Zip Cases ($23.95) |
On our recent trip girls’ getaway to Skywalker Ranch, Little Miss Techie used the Girl Power Mom’s Zip Cases. The smallest went in her purse to hold her camera, the medium size bag served as her toiletry kit and contained for a toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, hairbrush, and a couple of barrettes, while the larger one held a weekend’s worth of socks and underwear. The colorful cases were easy to her to find and perfectly sized to meet various needs of my very organized child!
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| The Carryall ($54.95) |
Other great products in the line are made of the same laminated cotton sateen in a coordinating print. The Carryall ($54.95) is a tote size bag that is as great for kid stuff as it is as a fun beach or pool tote thanks to it’s stand up design, storage space (7 pockets plus 2 zipped ones), and cotton interior and exterior that quickly wipes clean with a damp cloth. It measures 15.75” x 11.75” x 7”.
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| Quick Change Baby Pad ($19.95) |
While diaper changes may not always be fun, the QuickChange Baby Pad ($19.95) can at least brighten up the task. This affordably priced padded mobile changing station cleans easily, contains a mesh pouch for storing wipes, and makes a thoughtful shower or baby gift.
I received product samples to facilitate this review but all opinions are my own. Affiliate links are included in this post.
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