Best rucksack/backpack changing bag?

[milkyman]

Expecting dc2 soon - friends have said rucksacks are much better when you have a 3.5 yr old too - any recommendations?

[5minutestobed]

Watching with interest!

[DartmoorDoughnut]

Ditto!

[TedGlen]

I've used a rucksack since having dd2 (they're now 3 and 5 and I still use one). It's not a special changing one though, my current rucksack is an outback 12 litre from Amazon, it was about £20 and is still going strong after 2 years of daily abuse! When we needed nappies etc, I had a wash bag inside to keep changing stuff in, including the freebie changing mat from the boots parenting club bag. Things I have found useful are that it has 3 compartments, and 2 elastic mesh bits (one either side) to hold a drink for each dd.

[milkyman]

This is also running on pregnancy thread
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/pregnancy/2602405-Best-changing-rucksack-backpack

[Redhead79]

Baby mule. Have it, love it!

[Allnamesaretakenffs]

I bought a giant crossbody bag from Primark for £12 - I have three kids all under three, so needed something big enough but sturdy to be able to carry spare kids clothes, a travel potty, snacks, drinks and nappies! It's brilliant, and much cheaper than a standard nappy vhanging bag.