Bag Nation Diaper Bag Backpack

*Amazon Info

• Handsfree is the way to be - this diaper backpack reliably holds all your essential items for baby care (like diapers, food, and extra clothing) - all while freeing up both of your hands. You can even strap it to your stroller
• High-quality polyester (stronger than cloth), non-fraying stitching, and strong zippers means you'll have a bag that lasts for years
• 12 pockets; one for every need, so you can organize your supplies and your baby's supplies with ease
• Comes with (1) durable changing pad and (1) sundry bag, so you have everything you need, right away
• Made by Bag Nation: a UK-based company that designs bags exactly for the people who use them

I am over the moon excited about this diaper bag! The only thing that is bad, or is lacking is the fact that I didn't have this SOONER. I wish I could of had this from the start with my daughter. There are so many different pockets (12) to keep things organized. I never have to search around the bottom of the bag anymore. I love that it also has an insulated cooler pouch to keep milk, or other drinks cool. That would of helped out a lot when I was still nursing. It's very well made, and I really feel like they thought about what parents need when making this bag. Wipes have their own pouch on the side so you don't even have to get into the actual bag to get them. You can just pop the lid open and grab one. I love that it can be worn like a backpack which keeps hands free for wrangling kids, and the fact that it also has the clips so you can hang the bag on a stroller, or shopping cart is just flat out genius. I love that the bag just isn't sitting on the floor, or the bottom of the cart. It leaves it where you can easily access whatever you need from it. 

You can get yours from Amazon for $64.99 *At time of publishing* by clicking HERE.

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