The short top handle means it can be carried as a tote as a traditional backpack, adding versatility. USB charging port and accessories]: The nappy bag features the usual assortment of pockets, including an insulated pocket and changing pad, and a pram hook. Despite its small size, it can hold everything you need for one or two nappy changes as well as your keys, a dummy and a small bottle of formula if needed. It’s big on style but it’s not short on practicality, featuring loads of great details such as waterproof zips, internal pockets, bottle-sized slip pockets and a quilted changing mat. The fully adjustable straps can be used in four positions and the changing bag additionally comes with an integrated strap to attach it to the frame of your baby pram or stroller.

And even though we haven't needed it yet, the easy-access zipper on the back to reach things in the bottom of the bag without having to empty it out seems like such a smart and handy feature. For your convenience, this backpack comes with a USB cable and a port so that you can charge your electronics on the go, simply by connecting to your power source. The green really makes me look hip and fashionable, at least more so than having some dorky bag with weird argyle pastel print.Bag looks nice as per description but is cheaply made, the material is of poor quality I used it for the first time after my baby was born just from car to the hospital and its strap buckle broke into pieces right away! Some are bigger than others, though, and there is a range of bag types to choose from, from backpacks to satchels with shoulder straps. A wrist strap ensures you can carry your baby without needing an extra hand, while an exterior zipped pocket gives room for lipstick, money, keys and phone. It’s also worth mentioning the versatility this bag affords the wearer – it can be worn as either a backpack or over the shoulder – it’s just a case of getting to grips with the straps and that’s not difficult.

Not to mention the inside pouches which easily hold smaller necessities, such as medications, sunscreens, diaper creams, insect repellents, breast pads, etc. We keep ours close to hand for trips to the supermarket and anywhere where the full baby bag isn’t needed.Elsewhere, it comes with two stroller hooks, which means you can attach it to a pushchair if you don’t want to carry it. Update: after over 6 months of using this bag exclusively (and not always gently) it has definitely exceeded my expectations. Most baby changing bags are designed to be roomy and have clever storage solutions inside, such as zipped pockets, wet wipe compartments that make it easy to grab a wipe at a moment’s notice, detachable inner bags, bottle warmers, changing mats or thermo-insulated compartments. In the front pocket: there are 12 newborn diapers, and a sample-sized diaper cream and hand sanitizer.

It also comes with matching pushchair clips so you can go hands-free when you’re out and about with the pram. It is incredibly lightweight, though, at 590g and the different carry options are surprisingly beneficial. If money’s no object, take your lead from A-lister parents such as Matt Damon, Brad Pitt and Dannii Minogue and get yourself a plush Storksak changing bag. CONVENIENT POCKET DESIGN: The back zipper design of our bag is too smart for easy access to baby items at the bottom without digging everything out. There’s much to recommend when it comes to this chic bowling-style bag, but we have to say the pocket game is strong.Our list comprises stylish options that can double up as an evening bag, or those that can be popped into a regular tote or rucksack. Beyond the quilted exterior lies a fold-out changing mat with removable fleece lining, inner mesh pocket and inner slip pocket.

It’s a great size: deep enough to fit all the essentials such as a change of baby clothes, toys, extra nappies, bottles and wipes, and the numerous zipped compartments help to keep it all organised. The extra wide mouth has extra zipperness on the sides, so it’s like trying to unzip a cooked piece of spaghetti one handed, but it hasn’t proven to be a particularly bad annoyance. This wonderfully chic bag comes in a range of stylish patterns (we leapt at the brand’s signature leopard print) and boasts one of the most gorgeous fold-away changing mats we’ve ever seen. bag has over 16 pockets, including 4 insulated pockets fit 140-300 ml baby bottles , to keep baby essentials organized and neat. If you’re looking for something to just carry your changing mat, wipes and nappies, a clutch may be the way to go – and some larger changing bags come with a clutch already inside.My husband hated my tote bag that matched my purse and his backpack didn't have the room or accessability I wanted.