Abstract: A vacuum-packed kit includes a plurality of components. One of the components is a diaper and another component is a diaper accessory. All of the components are vacuum-sealed together within an interior space of an air impermeable encasement.

Abstract: A vacuum-packed kit includes a plurality of components disposed within an encasement. One of the components is a diaper and another component is a diaper accessory. The diaper is vacuum-sealed within a first compartment of the encasement, and the diaper accessory is contained within a second compartment of the encasement. The diaper accessory in the second compartment is isolated from the vacuum-sealed diaper.

Abstract: An apparatus for individually dispensing diapers includes a plurality of vacuum-packed diapers and a master container in which said vacuum-packed diapers are disposed. Each vacuum-packed diaper includes a single compressible diaper individually vacuum-sealed within an air impermeable encasement. The master container includes a dispenser opening configured for individually dispensing each air impermeable encasement containing a vacuum-sealed diaper. Each encasement may be disposed in a box-like container, and each box-like container may include a diaper accessory thereby defining a diaper kit.

Abstract: A method of making a kit includes vacuum-sealing a plurality of components within an interior space of an air impermeable encasement. One of the components is a diaper and another component is a diaper accessory.

Abstract: A packaged diaper, including a diaper, having a first, a nominal size, and a second, reduced size, the reduced size of the diaper being convenient for carriage and storage of the diaper. The diaper is disposed in an encasement in the second, reduced size. The encasement confines the diaper so that the diaper is retained in its reduced size by the encasement and so that the diaper is returned to its nominal size upon opening of the encasement.

Abstract: A method of making a kit includes vacuum-sealing a plurality of components within respective compartments of an air impermeable encasement. One of the compartments includes therein a diaper and is vacuum-sealed, and another component includes therein a diaper accessory and may or may not be vacuum-sealed. The compartments may be formed by creating seams in a flexible material forming the air impermeable encasement.

Abstract: A vacuum-packed diaper feeding kit includes a vacuum-packed diaper; a diaper accessory; a portion of infant food; and an infant feeding assembly having a hollow body and a food delivery device that removably couples thereto. The diaper, diaper accessory, and the portion of infant food each are disposed in the infant feeding assembly. The infant feeding assembly is configured to contain each of the diaper, diaper accessory, and the portion of infant food; and, upon removal of the diaper and diaper accessory, receive the portion of infant food within the hollow body and deliver the infant food to an infant via the food delivery device.

Abstract: A method of packaging a diaper includes: disposing the folded diaper within a flexible substantially air impermeable encasement; creating a vacuum state within an interior space defined by the encasement; and sealing the encasement such that the interior space of the substantially air impermeable encasement is completely sealed, and such that the compressible absorbent diaper is completely enclosed within the sealed interior space. Vacuum-packing of the diaper is done at millibars of pressure.

Abstract: A diaper kit includes a vacuum-packed diaper disposed within a container. The container further includes therein at least one diaper accessory. The container may have a rectangular or cylindrical configuration and may comprise a box or a bag.

Abstract: Abstract of the Disclosure An unsoiled diaper having a reduced volume restrained within an encasement is provided as a packaged diaper that is conveniently configured for carrying and storing. The encasement may be an air impermeable vacuum-sealed encasement having the diaper compressed therein by a pressure differential acting across the encasement. A single diaper may be disposed within the encasement and the packaged diaper may be configured to be pocketable for convenient and discreet carriage.