Thought that changing diapers is a dirty job? Well, somebody has to do it, right? For folks who wish to have a virtual hand at diaper changing, there is Diaper Dash from PlayFirst. This is the same company that released Diner Dash and all the other kinds of similar titles before for the PC and DS, and it is interesting to see just how they’ve managed to turn such an everyday chore for new parents into a video game. Diaper Dash is a fun-filled game that builds upon the world of Diner Dash, and PlayFirst PlayPass members are able to gain exclusive access to the game for both Mac and PC as a download.

Diaper Dash extends the popular DinerTown family by introducing adorable baby counterparts for the town’s well known characters in a hugely entertaining, multi-tasking experience designed to keep DinerTown’s new babies cared for and pampered. Players must work to help Wilson, the daycare volunteer, develop and keep a thriving nursery alive and growing by juggling several time-sensitive tasks. The babies of DinerTown can be very demanding so feeding, playtime and cleaning chores create a fun and challenging experience that keeps players on their feet. The reward for keeping your babies content? A thriving community business along with happy, satisfied parents and a nursery full of cute little darlings that will entertain and woo players with their endless cooing and giggling!

Players will be presented with tiny versions of well known characters in the franchise, with more than 50 challenging levels to go through. You will have to keep a keen eye out for bad traffic days when all the babies get dropped off at once, or should an overnight disturbance in DinerTown occur, there will be a whole bunch of sleepless babies who are cranky, while a power outage will leave Wilson to handle the babies without his time-saving daycare inventions. Since membership has its privileges, PlayFirst PlayPass members who purchase Diaper Dash before March 24 will also receive a copy of Wedding Dash for free.

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