Cath Kidston Nappy Bag

DD is now 16 months so we've had the bag a while, the inside lining has split away around the top and the inside of the pad on the strap has all split too. I'm not rough with it so I don't think it's well made.

If you use the mat it comes with you cannot fit anything else in it and the bottle cozy doesn't have a clip on it so you have to keep it in the bag which means there is even less room.

The material is waterproof and very stiff so it's not great for stuffing things in. The side pockets are also small and scratchy to pull your hands in and out of even after a year of use.

I wouldn't recommend it, it's prettiness and large, if narrow, size once you take out the mat and bottle cozy are all it's got going for it.

Been using this for 6 months now and still looks new. Really love it. Could be bigger, but always had enough room for the things we need!

Agree; with the changing mat inside, you can't really get much else in so I tend to leave that out and bung a travel changing mat in the pushchair basket. As I was breastfeeding for first few months, I didn't really use it and instead got the Isoki petite traveller and travel mat which was much more compact. However, now we're into bottles and weaning I tend to use the bag a bit more but still only if going out for a long day out or days away otherwise it's pretty bulky. It looks nice though!

Great strong waterproof material (oilcloth). Good strap, padded and lots of pockets for everything and anything.

The included nappy mat and bottle insulator are good, the mat is well padded but haven't used bottle bag.

The only downside is that it's not quite wide enough along the shorter seams, and it's not hard to fail to fit in what you need- mat, change, nappies wipes & red book are about the limit (bottle would go in outside pocket)