Parents know that the right nappy bag can make all the difference. A functional nappy bag with pockets in all the right places makes baby-wrangling while out and about that little bit easier. And now there’s so many designer nappy bag brands on the market, you can make sure your bag is as fashionable as it is practical.
Babble Best: Storksak Elizabeth – $349.95
Storksak is a UK company whose luxurious – and practical – bag designs have made them the favourite of celebrity mums such Liv Tyler, Kate Winslet, Gwyneth Patrow and Julia Roberts.
The Storksak Elizabeth is a large, all leather nappy bag made from durable washed cow hide.
It features a removable thermo-insulated bottle holder, padded changing mat, key-ring clip and individual compartments for baby gear, mobile phone and more. The wipe-clean compartments are designed to pop-out creating a spacious cavity for carrying larger items. Carry it like a handbag or over the shoulder with the adjustable, removable shoulder strap.
It comes in Navy, Cream, Charcoal and Tan, we like the timeless look of the Tan (pictured).
Available from The Rocking Horse for $349.95.
And the runners up…
The Babymel X2 is stacked with innovative features. Firstly, X2 is actually two separate bags which can be clipped together or separated as needed – perfect for twins or siblings. The bags both come with insulated zip bottle pockets, wipe clean lining and a change mat. The bag also features the patent pending Strollerstrap- a brand new invention to allow you to switch between stroller and shoulder.
Available from Gear For Baby for $149.
isoki Reversible Hobo Baby Bag – $151.96
The isoki hobo baby bag (pictured in Wild Orchid) is also two bags in one. It’s reversible! Use the more conservative deep chocolate for work and switch to a fun print for the weekend. It comes with lots of great extras like a removable double-sided storage satchel, removable insulated cooler bag and large padded change mat.
Other clever features include metal feet to protect the base of the bag from hard or wet surfaces.Available from Ekidna Kids for $151.96.
DadGear Messenger Bag – $155.00
This rugged bag is designed by an American father. It is designed after the classic style messenger bag which can be worn around the body. It comes with a removable front panel, quick-access wipes window, changing mat, stroller hooks and oversized buckles.
It’s designed to be worn around the body so you don’t need to set it down to access essentials.
Available from metro mum for $155.50.
GRX8 Baby Traveller® Deluxe – $79.95
The most affordable bag on our list, the Baby Traveller Deluxe is an all-in-one nappy bag and change mat that folds into a backpack.
Compact in size with not much internal storage space, it comes with an insulated bottle traveller that attaches to the bag as well as an external clip to hang your keys.
- 100% machine washable, it has a waterproof interior and includes a soft plastic-backed towel. Available from BabyShop for $79.95.
Il Tutto Mia Bag: Cream – $449.95
At the other end of the scale is the stunning Mia bag from Il Tutto. Made of soft nappa leather, it features multiple external pockets to keep things at easy reach. The end pockets are insulated keeping food or drinks warm or cold. Other features include side stroller strapsz, zip out printed lining for washing, insulated bottle holder, waterproof changing mat and a clear plastic zip pocket case for wet items.
Easily convertible to a regular handbag, it also comes with am Il Tutto leather monster teddy. Available from Bebe Online for $449.95.
who would pay this much money for a baby bag?? i wasnt even willing to spend $50 on mine!! next time theres a nappy bag review can it please be in a NORMAL price range for normal parents not celebrities!!
Hi Amanda,
For around $99 u can buy a nappy bag, cooler bag, change mat and swag in one package. Check out yojiki.com.au and see it for your yourself.
Cheers,
Felix
I just bought one of those Yojiki Nappy Bags – love it!! I take it everywhere, as it comes with a mattress it comes in really handy – its good value!
Some women buy $400 bags and go through them a lot quicker then a nappy bag which you would use for a lot longer. Nothing wrong with wanting a stylish solution.