There are 2 small inside pockets and 5 outside pockets. There’s a divider down the middle and each side zips at the top. There are several pockets and sections for organization.It has a wet compartment to hold dirty baby clothes and burp cloths.It’s very large and holds a lot, much more than most diaper bags.It has a whopping 15 pockets for organization!.This one’s an actual diaper bag, which means it has built-in insulated pockets.It has 4 compartments to organize baby’s stuff.It’s very lightweight and folds up nicely for storage or travel.This one even has adjustable padded straps! Let’s take a look at some fun leopard diaper bag (and non-diaper bag) options…ġ) Neutral toned leopard “packable” backpack If you’re looking for an animal print diaper bag, you can either get a true “diaper bag” or a regular bag.ĭepending on your lifestyle and the type (and length) of your outings, you may not need special insulated pockets, which means you can easily get away with a non-diaper bag.
Leopard diaper bags are super popular, so I’ve included a round-up of the coolest ones. Gender-neutral if dad will be carrying it (and he cares).Appearance (lots of moms prefer something that doesn’t look like a diaper bag because they use it as their purse even when they’re not with their baby).Number of insulated pockets for bottles.If you’re looking for an actual diaper bag, here are the main features to consider: I didn’t feel I needed these, but this is a personal choice. The only real differences are that ‘actual’ diaper bags tend to have more pockets, some of which may be insulated. If you’re thinking of using a backpack as a diaper bag, go for it! Most of the time, my hair is a mess, I’m wearing sweatpants, and I’m covered in spit-up… so the classy backpack makes me feel a little bit better about myself.
#Diaper bag packing list full#
It’s SO much less awkward than a shoulder bag, especially when you’ve got your hands full or you’re baby-wearing.Ģ – It doesn’t necessarily have to be a “diaper bag.” My diaper bag is a Valentino backpack. Keep an emergency tampon, cash, chapstick, and whatever else you normally carry around with you.ġ – Get a backpack. Once your baby hits around 4 or 5 months and starts to use his hands for things, he might enjoy having something to gnaw at while you’re out and about.Īny teether with a hole in it is great so you can attach a pacifier clip or plastic links to keep it from falling. It’s a little bulky to carry around in a diaper bag (though, doable) so you could also keep it in the car or stroller. I love that it’s wireless and rechargeable. White noise always worked like a charm when Aden was screaming in the car. This thing is great if white noise or lullabies are calming to your baby.
They come in all different sizes so get a small one if it’s going in your diaper bag. If you’re bringing along breastmilk or formula, get yourself this genius cooler that goes directly in the freezer. If you’re breastfeeding and leaking, you’ll want to carry around some nursing pads that are either disposable or reusable. Some fun ones: avocado print, sushi print and these in trendy colors. They’re great to use as a nursing cover, burp cloth, stroller cover, somewhere to lie baby down, and of course warmth! Muslin blankets are diaper bag essentials because they’re lightweight, roll up really small, and have a number of possible uses. If you need newborn-sized socks that miraculously don’t fall off, I found these socks that I highly recommend! Plus, they hardly take up any room in the diaper bag, so why not! It’s really easy to forget to swap it out as your baby gets bigger.īaby socks are notorious for falling off so it’s nice to have an extra pair. One great tip here is to size up on the outfit you pack. (This is the perfect use for gifts that you don’t love). I also keep a few spare outfits in the car. If you’re as obsessed with sage green as I am, get that romper from Amazon here. It rolls up really small and hardly takes up any space. I keep one of Aden’s long-sleeved rompers in my diaper bag at all times. They also come in really pretty blush shades. These are Aden’s favorite pacifiers and these are my favorite pacifier clips (they’re solid colors with no ugly label!). I store them in a mini Ziploc so they stay clean. We own 2 packs of them and I’ll never use anything else!Įven if you have a pacifier clip, somehow, some way, the pacifier ends up on the ground.
They’re absorbent and I love that they’re plain white. Someone recommended these to me as a cheaper alternative to actual ‘burp cloths’ and they’re the best. I also keep a bunch in my car to minimize weight and bulk in my diaper bag.
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