A bag built with separate pockets for nappy-bag essentials, so a new parent can find things one-handed.
A nappy bag suits first time parents and any parent who leaves the house with a baby, and it is a welcome baby shower gift. Choose the style first: a backpack, a tote or a bag that clips on to the pram. Then check the pockets, whether a changing mat is included, and a lining that wipes clean.
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The Alyssa is a convertible baby nappy bag without compromise. Wear comfortably as a backpack with the fully padded back panel + backpack straps, or as an elegant shoulder bag with the detachable leather strap. The square shaped zip opening allows you to easily access what's inside your bag and the leather and nylon mix makes this bag luxurious yet lightweight, the perfect combination for stylish parents.
Large wide-open nappy backpack with exterior zip pockets, insulated bottle pockets, interior elasticated pockets and a tech pocket. Wear it as a backpack, tote or stroller bag, with a washable changing pad.
Stevie Luxe Scuba nappy bag is defined by its technical scuba shell with emboss front panel, accented by smooth leather trims and statement hardware details. The Stevie Luxe is perfectly proportioned, with adjustable side tabs to alter the size and look instantly. A wide opening into a spacious interior with multiple pockets for easy access to your safely stored essentials. Featuring a luxurious over-sized changing mat with pocket storage, insulated FAB bag and long detachable strap with integrated patented stroller straps.
A nappy bag suits any parent who leaves the house with a baby. It holds nappies, wipes, a change of clothes and a bottle, and it saves hunting through a handbag when a baby is crying. It is a classic for a baby shower, and a welcome one, because parents often find they own a bag that was never made for the job.
It also suits parents who want a bag that does not look like a nappy bag at all, such as a backpack or tote that works for the school run and the office.
What to look for in a nappy bag
Style. A backpack leaves both hands free. A tote or shoulder bag is quicker to grab. A bag that clips on to the pram is handy for walks.
Pockets. Look for a bottle pocket, a wipes pocket and a few spots for the small things that otherwise sink to the bottom.
Changing mat. Many come with a fold-out mat. Check the listing.
Wipe-clean lining. Spills happen, so a lining that wipes clean is a quiet luxury.
Fit for two. If both parents will carry it, choose a colour and a shape that suits both.
Size. Bigger holds more. Smaller is lighter. Think about how they travel.
When a nappy bag is the wrong gift
Parents who have already chosen a bag they are happy with don't need a second one. A bag is a matter of taste, so if you don't know theirs, a neutral colour is a safer choice than a bold print, and a gift receipt is a kindness.
Frequently asked questions
What should a nappy bag have in it?
The bag itself is usually empty. Parents fill it with nappies, wipes, a change of clothes, a bottle or feeding gear and a spare muslin. A nappy bag with separate pockets for each makes it easier to find things in a hurry.
Should I choose a backpack or a tote nappy bag?
A backpack leaves both hands free, which suits a parent with a pram or a toddler. A tote or shoulder bag is quicker to grab and looks more like a handbag. Choose by how the parents usually get around.
Does a nappy bag come with a changing mat?
Many do, and some also include an insulated bottle pocket or a pouch for wet clothes. The listing says what comes with the bag, so check it if a mat matters to you.
