When my baby was only 25 days old I traveled with him to Europe for work. It being my first trip with him, it was not challenging for the fact that all he wanted was just to be cuddled and wrapped like a burrito in his muslin swaddle blanket. But of course as soon as he figured out life was more interesting and he could do more at 3 months, that’s when it all started.

On my next trip he was now 3 month old and on an 11 hour flight that was not as easy as I expected. In the duration of the flight, he lost his beloved binkie (pacifier), among other toys about 3 times and I ended up disembarking the plane without a few of them. When I arrived at the hotel I could not comfort him in anyway. My goal from that moment was to find a new binkie (pacifier) at whatever cost. Since pacifiers are not as common as they are in our country, it was quite challenging.

Lessoned learned. As soon as I came back home I was determined to come up with a way to travel and keep my baby’s belongings in one place and never disembark a plane without his pacifier or have to pick it up from the nasty plane floor again or any other floor for that matter.

Surprisingly ,I found myself using it even when I was back home. Like for instance, driving in California traffic is not fun already. So, when your baby thinks its a good idea to throw his pacifier or toy out the window…or go to the market and pick up his teether from the floor about 30 times and have to sanitize it every single time…or when he goes to his grandparents’s house and when you pick him up they have no idea what a pacifier is…or he goes to day care and you notice another kid with your kid’s pacifier in his mouth…or his dad decides to take him for the day and comes home with the wrong teether. This list can go on a bit.

So, this is what initially gave me the idea and eventually patented. my goal was to make sure whatever we give you is something that can make your life with your child a little easier because I understand what it is like to be a parent on the go.