I am looking for a new diaper bag for our 3rd child - and I haven't seen a good diaper bag post in a while. What are you currently using or want to have? I'm looking at one of the Ju-Ju-Be backpack styles but I'm still not sold.
I am looking for a new diaper bag for our 3rd child - and I haven't seen a good diaper bag post in a while. What are you currently using or want to have? I'm looking at one of the Ju-Ju-Be backpack styles but I'm still not sold.
pomelo / 5791 posts
I really love the jujube backpack style and wanted one SO badly when he had DS2. I ended up getting a SkipHop forma backpack because it was so much cheaper, and we LOVE it. I have nothing but great things to say about it.
kiwi / 566 posts
Following! This is my top choice although haven't used it/bought it yet... but I like that it doesn't look too diaper bag-ish https://amzn.com/B00B7XUVLW
honeydew / 7622 posts
http://m.shop.nordstrom.com/s/fjallraven-kanken-backpack/3537484
I love this there is a snap on top that hooks up to my stroller and a pocket inside for diapers/pad wipes. It's also really lightweight.
honeydew / 7622 posts
@Goldengirl: I had that one at first but the plastic started separating from the fabric in less that a year. When DD started walking I got a backpack which is way easier even when wearing an ergo.
grapefruit / 4988 posts
I have the skip hop duo and it's ok but I don't love it. All the small zip compartments are very handy but the main compartment is a black hole. I had another bag before it though (can't even remember the name of it) and this one is better than that at least.
@ValentineMommy: I want the Forma once LO2 is here. Glad to hear good things!
pear / 1961 posts
I've been using a fjallraven totepack (No 1). I love that it can easily be a tote (when back-babywearing) or a backpack (most of the time), and it's not actually a diaper bag I'm guessing some wouldn't like that it doesn't have any sort of divider in the main pocket -- just a small internal zipper pocket -- but I've never been one to take all.the.things, so it works for us!
kiwi / 566 posts
@youboots: Oh no, it took me so long to narrow it down to that one... the reviews on Amazon seemed mostly positive!
pomegranate / 3658 posts
Our Skip Hop Versa is still our reliable workhorse after 17 months. We have it in the cream/orange color. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0041RRZ1U/ref=s9_simh_hd_bw_bBHjiV_p75_d0_i9?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=merchandised-search-3&pf_rd_r=FK53MZC8DK0BFEERHVC7&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=87164ea6-7f1b-5041-9c3b-9c98a2372e08&pf_rd_i=166767011
It's great.
persimmon / 1129 posts
I have the Timi and Leslie Rachel bag and I love it. This is my fifth diaper bag - I never knew I was so picky until this.
@Goldengirl: I have that one and it's super cute. The thing I don't like about it (and why I never use it) is that it doesn't stand up on its own. If I put just a normal amount of stuff in it, it topples over unless it's leaning against something.
honeydew / 7917 posts
I have the Tom Bihn diaper bag (parental unit) with two kids. I've been using it for a year and still love it. Gender neutral, spacious, great organization, and it's so comfortable. Now that LO2 is potty trained, I'm moving towards packing lighter and going for a simple crossbody instead.
squash / 13764 posts
@youboots: I have the same one! I love it, super light, easy to wear and access things inside, and doesn't scream baby.
kiwi / 566 posts
@My Only Sunshine: Oh no! That seems annoying. Boo. Might have to go back to the drawing board... although seems there are complaints about nearly every one out there.
cherry / 143 posts
I'm thinking about getting a backpack eventually. I have a skip hop duo and I like it, but it can be a bit heavy/full to carry around with me, and I don't like having a heavy shoulder bag when I'm out with my son and no stroller. So having a backpack sounds nice.
pomelo / 5573 posts
I had the So Young Charlie with my first and never used it unless I was going away for the weekend - it was way too big. Now I have the Skip Hop Duo and I like it.
persimmon / 1461 posts
I use a boken backpack, which fits a great amount of baby and kid stuff in there, and is incredibly lightweight when not-so-full. I also have a leather backpack/handbag type (as in, its not huge its enough for mum stuff and extras), and I use that for handsfree shopping trips when baby bag isnt needed.
nectarine / 2243 posts
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AF7XMO4/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I love my Mia Bossi. I actually have this style and a larger tote (mainly used for travel now). This size is perfect. It spends most of its time hanging from my stroller. I love the pockets, the one long/one short strap, I can cram a ton in there. Also the liner zips out I wish the liner weren't black, however. It's also lightweight.
apricot / 453 posts
@cascademom - do you have the backpack or the BFF messenger/backpack style?
persimmon / 1270 posts
I ordered a Boken, but the first two I got had bad zippers... I ended up with this bag from Patagonia.
It's kinda a black hole of stuff. Not sure it will work for two kids. I might want something with more pockets.
I use these Baggu bags to keep things sorted.
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