Our Progress

This unique diaper provides barriers in helping to eliminate excrement's from traveling from the digestive tract toward the urethra; helping to reduce bacteria; which can lead to urinary tract infections (UTI).   UTI’s might not have gained so much recognition if diapers were changed immediately after being soiled.   However, the frequency of changing does not always go in favor of the wearer.  According to Sugimura, MD, T., Tananari, MD, Y., Ozaki, MD, Y. Maeno, MD, Y., Tanaka, MD, S., Ito, MD, S., Kawano, MD, K. & Masunaga, MD, K.2009) " there is an increased risk of UTI as the frequency of changing diapers decreases." (p. 18) 

Despite the frequency of changing diapers, greater protection, comfort, and confidence are what we desire for those wearing Coddles diapers.  We believe this is what will be experienced by those who make Coddles their choice. The various sizes are in speculation to fit women, men, children, and infants who wear diapers, pull-ups briefs, and pre-folded diapers.  

Coddles clear vision is to help people to receive the protection they need.  With a patent pending; Yvette Wirt, Inventor; works in Education, but it was while working at a  Nursing Home Alzheimer's unit in Florida that spawned thoughts to help the individuals at that nursing home.  Individuals needing Coddles will hopefully benefit from the new modification; this includes individuals residing in other healthcare facilities; such as hospice care.

The proprietary design will provide the added protection, comfort, confidence, and support for individuals wearing this modification.  Although, Coddles Dividers is suitable for children, incontinence.  We desire support in the concept phase for research and development.   With your help, we hope to eventually offer this excellent choice in diapers to those who need them.

Whether wearers are at home, or in a medical facility; we want these individuals to experience the new concept.

Reference: 

Sugimura, MD, T., Tananari, MD, Y., Ozaki, MD, Y. Maeno, MD, Y., Tanaka, MD, S., Ito, MD, S., Kawano, MD, K. & Masunaga, MD, K.2009, January). Association Between the Frequency of Disposable Diaper Changing and Urinary Tract Infection in Infants.Clinical Pediatrics, Volume 48(1), 18-20. 18-20.