Diaper Bags

My only complaint about the Charlie II bag is its size. I knew the bag was going to be big, but I dont think I was prepared for how big it really is. It almost looks absurd. I will likely use it as an overnight or weekend bag when traveling with baby, and not as a daily diaper bag. Other than that, I love it. Every bit as pretty as it looks, and seems to be well made. A perfect bag for you if youre looking for something very stylishexpensive looking, AND something large. You could fit two bowling balls in this bag!"..."  Read more

Being a first time parent of twin boys I wanted my own masculine diaper bag, not one that looks like a purse(my wifes). This bag has became the boys primary traveling and everyday diaper bag, not to big but still enough room for everything we need even with twins. High quality materials and very well built. Only con is that stroller strap won't fit around our Chicco side-by-side stroller."..."  Read more

After sending my last diaper bag back to the manufacturer for repairs twice, I went out to find a better bag when we found out baby #2 was on the way. This bag is great! It is incredibly well made and it looks fab, too. Great for a woman or a man to carry and it can be used as a laptop bag once the diapering days are over."..."  Read more

We tried to find a diaper bag that doesn't look much like a diaper bag and, for the quality and price, this was perfect fit. It comes with hooks that latch on to our Peg Perego Pliko3, which is super convenient, and the adjustable strap creates even more options. It also comes with a very soft and cozy changing pad that can be tucked away very discreetly. Very sleek and lightweight, and not too big and bulky like others we tested. Cons: I thought it was made in Italy, because all Peg Perego usually is, but I was confused because the box it came in said "Made in China." No tag on bag said where it was made."..."  Read more