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Why Are There Two Listings for Our Daydreamer Diapers?

We’ve noticed a few curious questions lately—and we love that! One that keeps popping up is why our Daydreamer Adult Diapers have two different listings on our site. So let’s clear up the mystery!

Both versions share the same adorable Daydreamer design and our signature high absorbency. The difference? It all comes down to the fasteners—and we promise, there’s a good reason.

Small to XL: Sticky Tape Tabs

Our Small through XL Daydreamer diapers use the classic sticky adhesive tapes you know and love. These tabs are:

• Strong and secure
• Easy to adjust during changes
• Designed for a snug, comfy fit across a variety of body types

If you’re familiar with our diapers, this fastening style will be reconginzable as it is featured on many of our products.

2XL: Stretchy Sides with Hook & Loop

Now, here’s where things get a little different. To make the 2XL Daydreamer possible, we had to take a new approach. Instead of sticky tapes or hook and loop tabs, the 2XL version features:

• Stretchy side panels for a more flexible fit
• A hook & loop closure (like Velcro) so you can adjust as needed
• A softer, more accommodating design for larger waist sizes

Because the standard tapes don’t scale up well in production, this stretch-tab system is what allows us to offer larger sizes than what our standard production can allow. Making it possible for us to offer this 2XL size! If you're interested in the 2XL size, please note it’s designed to fit waists between 58" and 66". If the XL does not fit you, we strongly recommend double-checking your measurements, as the 2XL may not accommodate sizes outside this range. Please keep this in mind when ordering.

Why Two Listings?

Since the fastener styles are completely different, we list them separately to help you pick the version that suits you best. Whether you’re a sticky-tab fan or need a little more wiggle room with stretch tabs, we want you to know exactly what you're getting—no surprises here!

We hope this clears things up a bit. And if you have more questions, don’t be shy—reach out or let us know what else you’d like us to cover in a future blog!