Changing Bags in General

When I was pregnant with my first son I went on a mission to look for the perfect changing bag even though I didn't really know what I needed since I had never had a baby before. I soon forgot that idea when I got a changing bag free with my travel system and when Noah was born, all his nappies, wipes, spare change of clothes and any other baby related product that I might have needed on a trip down the road to the local shop, went inside it! It wasn't long before I realized how impractical a baby bag was and it only took me a few months to dump it and get on with my life (the bag not the baby!). You see the baby bag that I had was a bit like a ...  Read the complete review

I have had 2 children and have owned a few change bags. When I had my first I did not see the point in spending a fortune so I bought a cheap one. It did the job fine but I soon got bored of it so purchased another one. In the end I wanted a bag that did not look like a change bag but more like a handbag. To be honest I had got fed up of carting round something so obviously a change bag, so I spent a fortune on a special change bag that was fashionable and more for me. What a waste of money! It did the job no better than the cheaper ones. With my second I decided that Change bags were a waste of money although they had got more funky so ...  Read the complete review

When my daughter was born, we were given a Hauck travel system that came with a changing bag. We used the bag at first, but I found that it was too big, and tended to get in the way when hanging off the back of the pushchair, and it also completely filled the basket, leaving no room for anything else. So, we started to use that bag for keeping nappies, wipes, etc. in, and just left it at home, and it is still there now. After that, I used one of my large shoulder bags for a while, but found it a bit small, so I got a Mamas and Papas changing bag from Argos. This was in black and matched the new lightweight buggy I had got from Mothercare. It had a changing mat, bottle ...  Read the complete review

Changing bags have been the biggest dilemma of my life as a mother. When we bought the pram before my first daughter was born, we got a free bag and at first I just used it because I'd never actually thought of what else was out there in the form of changing bags. I soon realised after a few uses that this bag was lacking in many aspects. There was only one main compartment and one side pocket. Now once you have a baby, you realise that you have to carry many many things around with you, and you need a bag with different pockets and compartments, just so it's easier to find things when you are having a feeding/changing/general baby crisis. So I ...  Read the complete review

When I had my first child my changing bag came with the pram I brought so I didn't even have to think about the bag. The bag that came with pram was great did the job, it was ruck sack style and in side it came with a changing mat (tho I did never use this I found it took a lot of round up in the bag and found every where I went I was able to change baby with out using this), a little plastic pouch that I found handy for popping my bits in to so I could find them easily. This changing bag did me for around 8 months and one day the strap broke and could not be fixed. So off I went to mother care to have a look at the changing bags thinking it ...  Read the complete review