Ergobaby Diaper Bag Backpack Coffee Run Canvas, Baby Changing Bag with Mat, Multifunctional Portable Nappy Bag with Change Pad, Linen, ER20099

Hi we really love this product, it holds everything you could ever want it to and still remains light. For change ideas maybe either make the changing mat thinner or the bag wider as when the changing mat goes in, lessens room and can't find anything. We don't put the mat in there anymore.

Nappy bags are usually quite bulky and look either too "childish" or like cabin baggage. The one we had before cost around 30 quid (average price for that kind of an item), was black and quite heavy itself. It got torn a bit inside, unfortunately...This Ergobaby bag is unisex beige colour (looks really nice in real life and stylish) and quite pricey if compare with what else is on the market. However, after more than 2 weeks of carrying it around, getting into lovely British rain for a couple of times and having it on my back for several hours a day, I'd say, THAT'S A VERY WELL MADE BAG!It doesn't look like usual nappy change bag. I'd wear it for work with no doubt. I love how straps are padded and how it feels on my shoulders. Even today I had it on my back continuously 2.5 hours and I didn't feel its weight so much (although, I carry at least 2 bottles of water, plus other heavy stuff).The design is flexible: you can use it as a carry bags (oft handle let your palm to be more comfortable and carry more weight for longer periods), as a shoulder bag or as a backpack. I always prefer backpack). It has multiple pockets (some have zips) and is well organised inside. Once you open it, everything is visible. You don't need to dig into nappies in order to get some pice of spare clothing from the bottom! Everything has its own place and pocket and very easy to find. Very useful, if you need a nappy change in a rush, somewhere in a small public toilet. Moreover, yesterday I asked my husband if he can find little one's beaker. He found it in a bag. Right away! That's almost a miracle...I love how this bag looks, how it feels, when I carry it, and how it "works". What I don't like is that there's some space, not covered, on both sides of main zip. It gives rain some opportunity to get inside. I didn't particularly like the changing mat as well. I generally don't like them and prefer disposable ones.Overall, it's a great quality, good looking and well designed bag. It's lightweight (at least, in comparison with our old one), it survives bad weather well, easy to clean, and the quality of material, zips and stitching is just outstanding. This quality might justify the price.

I love the Ergobaby brand and use my baby carrier religiously. What I love about this bag is the different carry positions. As someone who struggles with back pain the back pack straps are a god send. The change bag also has a shoulder strap or for added convenience and buggy clips. Also for comfort, padded shoulder straps and handles and included. When it comes to feeding on the go, two insulated bottle holders are included. To store your bits, there is a zipped front packed for phones and keys. The bag is super stylish, functional, comfortable and versatile and all these qualities are a must in a bag that will be used daily to store a ton of baby necessities which will accumulate each day. The price at over £60 may put some parents off but it is really important to find the right bag for you and if this bag ticks all your boxes then it is worth the cost. We have found this bag brilliant and I would recommend it to any parent.

At 36 x16 x39 cms and with 11 pockets/compartments, this is a huge bag for a coffee run! When my children were small, a bag this size would have been adequate for a weekend, so I'm very curious as to what young mums need to pack nowadays when popping out for a coffee! The 2 semi-insulated bottle pockets are a good feature though, as is the water-proof backed changing mat.It's a lovely looking bag in oatmeal colour, water-resistant polyester with the appearance of fine canvas. The straps are wide webbing in a darker shade of beige. You can use long straps which clip on & off to use this as a shoulder bag, and these have thickly padded areas, fortunately, because if the bag is full, it won't be very light. There are clips to attach the bag to a buggy, and soft-touch handles to use as a normal tote bag. The idea that you can use this sometimes as a rucksack is where the design slips up. It's fine if you want to use it always as a backpack, but the straps are huge and, sadly, non-removable. You are supposed to tuck them away in an outer pocket when using the bag in other ways, but this makes the bag much bulkier and rather ugly, as the straps don't "hide" out of sight as advertised. It would have been better to have had these as removable straps and left the shoulder straps fixed, as they are much less bulky.The fastenings are classy and attractive in rose gold metal, but there again, they have not been designed very well. Every time I unclip the straps, my fingers get pinched in the lower hinge of the clasp. And that hurts!The top zip does not go all the way across the top of the bag, so although the material itself might be water-resistant, the two holes each side of the zip certainly aren't!Strangely, I found some packaging for a power bank inside the bag--no power bank though. Can't imagine what that was doing there unless my bag was a return-- and the condition of the labels and plastic bag indicate that it might have been.I can't agree that this bag has been well-designed and think it is extremely expensive for a cloth bag.