Tesco Changing Rucksack

Changing bags are a must for all mothers of young children. But why are they so expensive? Some of them are nothing but a normal bag. Have no accessories and nothing helpful about them at all. I have two children and the amount of bags I have been through is unbelievable. The insides rip. You can't fit what you want in them and some make it almost impossible for you to separate food and nappies etc. I recently bought the Tesco's rucksack though and found it to be very good quality. It had the changing mat with it and made it easy to keep food, bottles and nappies apart from each other. It was a reasonable price too. I would recommend it ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Tesco changing rucksack when I was expecting my first baby earlier this year. I chose it because I liked the rucksack style and this was one of the best looking changing bags on the market. It looks very smart and is made of hard wearing material. It is a roomy, navy blue bag with blue and white checked trim made of canvas and costs only £15.00 and as well as the bag you also get a single bottle holder (which fits Avent bottles), a changing mat & a plastic "messy bag". Inside the bag is one long pocket and a huge space for anything you need to pack! On the outside are 2 elasticated pockets and a front pocket. I found this bag excellent to ...  Read the complete review

I got this rucksack from the Tesco Direct catalogue when I was expecting my second baby. The Mothercare bag I'd bought with my first was showing it's age, the velcro fastening had come off, and really I just wanted a new one. I also knew that instead of a bag as such, I wanted a rucksack. This is because once you've gone out and done your shopping, you need to put that under the pram and wear the changing bag, so it's much easier to have a rucksack style bag. I decided on the Tesco one because at just £15 I thought I couldn't go wrong. It came with a wipe clean changing mat, a clear plastic messy bag which zips up, and a matching bottle ...  Read the complete review