Unthinkable structures made of baby diapers for expectant parents

April 27, 1965-American chemist, Chief Technologist at Procter & Gamble and the grandfather of three grandchildren, Victor Mills, patented the first disposable diaper under the brand name "Diapers". Since then, a lot of water has flowed away and you know what, and today most young parents can say with confidence that the best gift for the birth of a child will be an impressive supply of these very diapers, which have become a household name in Russian.

Now the industry of diapers and other baby products has reached the point that babylons are built from diapers, cakes, animals and other amazing designs are made. The hero of the occasion, most likely, will not be happy with the gift — too small to understand, but his mother and father will appreciate such a hygienic "dessert".

Candy and diaper kingdom for a newborn princess.

Clubs made of socks and a diaper cover are the dream of a future golfer.

These are a little strange giraffes.

Friends of the young parents decided to hint at the "Nightmare before Christmas".

The beehive for the baby is completely built from diapers.

This wonderful dog is also made of diapers and other sliders.

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Here, obviously, the fans of "Harry Potter"tried.

Cupcakes that can't be eaten, but can be put on a baby.

The turtle is used to carrying everything he needs with him. Even if it's from diapers.

A perfect gift for Disney lovers.

Waterproof in the truest sense of the word bath for the child.

And this is a dream gift for a young dad.

A masterpiece of diaper art with a cat at the head.

A diaper with a trunk and eyes is something.

A cool cow on a tractor rushes to the rescue of the baby.

A wonderful gift for the future Joe Satriani.

It looks delicious, but don't eat it.