The Diaper Bag Edit
When you’re a parent of an infant or toddler it’s important to always be prepared, which is why finding the right diaper bag (or organizational insert) should be a top priority.
Little ones get hungry, thirsty, bored, tired, have accidents, are too hot, too cold and so on. No matter the weather, destination or child – you’ll need hats, jackets, a blanket, sunscreen, snacks, water, diapers, wipes, and a miracle to make your outing go smoothly, which is why we’ve found the following diaper bags and inserts priced from steal to splurge to suit you and your family’s needs.
Steal
ToteSavvy Insert by Life in Play:
Already have a favorite bag? Try the Life in Play ToteSavvy diaper insert. After struggling to find the right diaper bag during her first pregnancy, Lauren Kutting founded Life in Play in 2014 and the ToteSavvy was born – a simple organizer insert that turns your favorite handbag into a diaper bag. Looking for something smaller? Try the ToteSavvy Mini.
Hands Free
Jamie Nylon Backpack by Jem & Bea:
Another one for the Sports Luxe lover, the Jamie Backpack is gender neutral and great for times when you need to be hands free. Going on a long walk? Doing a day at a theme park? The Jamie Backpack is comfortable to wear and insanely stylish.
Jem & Bea Denim Backpack:
For a more laid back look, this denim version of the classic Jamie backpack still provides the comfort and functionality needed by parents and kids.
Jem & Bea Leather Backpack:
Now this is a backpack you’re going to want to carry even if you don’t have kids!
Style
Lola Tote by Jem & Bea:
The ultimate in Sports Luxe style, the Lola Tote is sleek, wipeable and perfect for both #momlife and #gymlife. With five compartments, it will keep you organized while on the fly.
Jemima Diaper Bag by Jem & Bea:
This Mary Poppins of a diaper bag is made from 100% tumbled calf leather and is a true modern classic that unites effortless style with the needs of today’s mama. It includes a leather vanity pouch, thermo-insulated bottle holder and padded changing mat. Once your kids can carry their own things, you can still use this staple piece for weekend getaways.
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