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Changing bag recommendations

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Viper84 · 03/02/2018 21:33

Hi all, I am looking for a new changing bag, I currently have a silver cross one which has been good up to press but I would like something that can be used as a backpack. I would also like something which has different bags/pockets to house changing and weaning things.

So far I have seen a pacapod.... but would love to hear any opinions/recommendations. Thank you :-)

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Chaosofcalm · 04/02/2018 00:11

Look at baby mule. It can easily be changed from messenger to backpack or if you just want a back pack then you don’t need a specialist changing bag.

Rach000 · 04/02/2018 04:03

I have got a babymel backpack which I like. It doesnt have the separate compartments or pods but is good. Just has got pockets inside. It can be easily used as a backpack then an quickly have to shoulder bag when needed.

teaandbiscuitsforme · 04/02/2018 10:09

I've got the pacapod. It's great, huge so good for two kids, nappies, spare clothes, lunch, water bottles etc

But the first one I had broke after 2.5 months. John Lewis eventually replaced it for me but it was a battle considering it's not a cheap bag and I'd only had it a few months!

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actino · 05/02/2018 11:17

I use an actual backpack, works great.

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