Yi-Wei Liao & Wei-Sheng Chen

Platinum Prize

As dual-income households become the norm, parenting has shifted from the sole responsibility of one caregiver to a collaborative effort among family members. In the fast-paced rhythm of daily life, parents need more than just a bag for carrying essentials—they need a mobile, responsive tool that supports and adapts to the dynamic routines of caregiving.

This design integrates three core functions: diaper bag, dryer, and sterilizer. Equipped with a 360-degree hot air circulation system, it effectively dries and sterilizes baby bottles, pacifiers, and breast pump parts, reducing the need to carry multiple devices when on the go. It is not merely a functional combination, but a rethinking of how parenting behaviors shift across home and mobile contexts.

The bag is made from 100% recycled polyester with a fluorine-free water-repellent coating, addressing the designer’s responsibility toward environmental sustainability. The internal chamber fits two standard bottles, encouraging safe reuse and reducing single-use plastic waste. Its intuitive storage layout, along with flexible carry options—backpack, hand-carry, and stroller attachment—meets diverse caregiving scenarios and user preferences.

This product aims to reorganize the rhythm and order of daily parenting through design. Caregiving becomes less about coping, and more about supported, shared engagement. It is not just an object—it is a design response to the evolving values of shared parenting.