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Nappy Changing Bags? most useful, best design?

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ukemmalewis · 18/04/2006 22:37

Ok now as a first time mum i am out on the hunt for a useful changing bag to take about town with me and wanted to know if anyone has any strong opinions on the best / worst ? There are so many to choose from and the prices vary so much its hard to know where to start !!

Thanks :-)

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tortoiseshell · 18/04/2006 22:43

Well I just got a bargain one at ToysRUs for only 4.99. Basically you just need a bag that's big enough for a couple of nappies, a packet of wipes and a change of clothes. If you're planning to bottle feed then make sure there's room for a bottle or two - you can keep the formula in a separate tub, so no need for insulated bottle carrier.

TravelFiend · 24/04/2006 12:00

Mamas and Papas did me a brilliant bag with changing mat, including 2 or 3 zip up compartments, bottle holder, numerous separate compartments and 2 dummy size pockets on each end. Great if you have a place for eerything and like everything in its place IMO. Could have got one cheaper for sure but has been invaluable, especially for holidays and days out when you have so much to carry!

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peaches27 · 06/05/2006 22:13

Ive bought a nice Bambino Mio backpack off ebay for our hols. Pockets for everything, seperate compartment for wet nappies. Insulated bottle pocket, another uninsulated bottle pocket...

SoupDragon · 07/05/2006 08:51

I got a messenger bag from Gap. Probably their men's department!

cod · 07/05/2006 08:53

dony buy them
you dont need them
just use an normal bag

cod · 07/05/2006 08:53

i cnat blieve any one iused them for morethana momths imo
be coola nd ODNT DO THE TEDDY BAG

expatinscotland · 07/05/2006 08:55

i got a free one from huggy's in a parenting pack from boots, and it's the bee's knees! SO roomy and durable.

eidsvold · 07/05/2006 12:54

just used a backpack.

eidsvold · 07/05/2006 12:54

oops that should be rucksack that could be slung over the buggy handles

ProfYaffle · 07/05/2006 13:08

I bought \link{http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Petit-Planet-Baby-Changing-Bag-Brand-New-Charcoal-Grey_W0QQitemZ7764030583QQcategoryZ15558QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\thisone} and love it, love it, love it.

Hazellnut · 07/05/2006 13:17

skip hop bags are great - messenger bag style but wiht a bit that clips onto the pushchair. I recently broke one of the clips and skip hop sent me a new buckle free of charge.

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You can get them in most places now I think.

Hazellnut · 07/05/2006 13:18

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buffythenappyslayer · 07/05/2006 13:22

ive got the best bag ever!!its a sammies penguin!!it was abit pricey,but i love buying bags,and this is the best ive ever had.even beats my baby bjorn bag.

flamesparrow · 07/05/2006 13:28

I got a grey cord one from Toys r us - tis fairly huge, but with cloth nappies and a toddler who can fall into any teeny bit of water going, I need a set if clothes for each etc.

flamesparrow · 07/05/2006 13:28

I got a grey cord one from Toys r us - tis fairly huge, but with cloth nappies and a toddler who can fall into any teeny bit of water going, I need a set if clothes for each etc.

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