The truth is you don't have to settle for trying to find something somewhat normal-looking and cool that's marketed as a diaper bag. You can make any bag a diaper bag. No compromising your style.
This is Boden's oilcloth shopper (a Christmas gift) and I'm in love with it. It's a bag I'd use even if I didn't need to tote around diapers and wipes and pacifiers and toys and an extra change of kiddie clothes. And it's made from oilcloth (read: wipeable), with a surface that makes it ideal for baby stuff. Turns out it's no longer available, but they've got another option for spring that I love.
And I might need this colorway too.
Cute right? Would you use this even you didn't need to tote baby gear? I might like it even more than my original choice.
Now here's the best part: make any great bag a diaper bag by using it with a changing pad like this one from Skiphop. It folds up nice and compact to fit perfectly in a tote.
And now you're good to go, Mama!
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We had gotten a big Lands End tote as a gift when Sheila was born and that bag is awesome. It's great for overnights and also great for infant stage when it seems like you need more room for stuff. I love this Boden option though and also like it in the Tumeric Doves pattern too - thanks for the tip.
We still use our Skip Hop and Caroline is 19 months. Such a good buy!
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