subject: Choosing The Right Baby Changing Bag For Your Baby [print this page] If you plan on taking a baby out with you anywhere then you need to take a substantial amount of items and supplies with you too. A blanket, a toy, dummies, bottles, tissues, a change of clothes, spare nappies, wipes, and creams, being just some of the essentials that you need.
To carry these things you obviously need a bag of some kind, and there are plenty of bags around to suit the purpose, so many in fact that the choice can be overwhelming. So then, how can you be sure of getting a baby bag that completely meets your needs?
The bag should be fairly lightweight, since you will need to carry it around a lot, and all of a baby's equipment will soon add pounds to it. Then, remember that you will be needing this bag for some time to come, so make sure the fabric is tough, and that the bag is sturdy and well-constructed.
Also, it is useful to buy a washable bag. Choosing one which you can just wipe clean can be handy, as creams and bottles have a habit of leaking, just when you are in a hurry. Then, for those of you who live in wet climates, make sure the bag is waterproof too.
You will also want a bag that has been well designed so far as pockets go. While this might seem to be overly specific, it really does make a difference. It should have all of the following: lots of pockets (so that items do not get mixed up); some large pockets (because changing mats and nappies take up a lot of space); sealable pockets (to prevent items falling out, or rain getting in).
The next thing to consider is what added features it has. Whilst these are not essential, they can really make your life easier. Examples being having a bag with see-through linings, so that it is easier to find items hidden away at the bottom, or one with an insulated bottle carrier.
Then, there is the overall design of the bag. Whether you opt for a rucksack, holdall, or satchel style bad is really down to personal preference, though you do need to bear in mind that some put extra pressure on certain points of your body, and some are easier to put on a push-chair than others.
Finally, there is price and style to consider. Price wise, you are looking at anywhere from $10 for a second-hand one from eBay, to hundreds of dollars for a brand name designer one. As for the style, well, choosing that is the fun part, with so many attractive bags on sale, so choose something that reflects your dress sense and lifestyle.
by: Mark Walters
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