Extra Large Diaper Bag Backpack, 35L Expandable Twin Diaper Bag For 2 Kids, Unisex Baby Diaper Backpack, Changing Pad (Grey)

This is perfect to take most of our pup's travel needs. His water bottle, water and food dishes, baggies of his daily dry food allotment, puppy pads (which he has never needed, but just to be safe . . . ) and all sorts of other stuff fit into this bag. It's sturdy and has easy to reach compartments, both large and small, allowing an easy way to store both large and small things. We even managed to fit a small flexible 6-can cooler bag in there with 2 frozen blocks to keep his daily portions of fresh meat/veggie dog food frozen on an overnight trip. (The backpack has a nicely insulated section divided up for 3 baby bottles, and they do keep things cool, but I don't think they would work to keep something frozen for more than a few hours so we opted to use our cooler bag.) We keep his treats for after potty breaks in a hard clamshell eyeglass case so they don't get squished, and that fits perfectly in the very first zip pocket in the front of the backpack, so it's always available to grab for a quick reward. His bed is made up of 2 twin size kind of furry blankets and they won't fit into the bag with all of his other stuff, but I didn't expect them to because of their bulk; if you have one smaller and thinner blanket it would probably fit. I would definitely recommend this.

Great backpack for traveling with my 1 year old. Lots of room for 2 packages of diaper's, 4 packages of wipes, a change of clothes, changing pad, and diaper cream.

Have to little ones and plenty of space for them and my girls stuff it like to in one

Good quality, much easier than a side bag. However you can't load 3 Avent bottles into the 3 bottle pockets at the same time. The insulation works like a charm. It kept breast milk ice cold over the course of 6 hours with out ice packs.

Very big in the inside. I can fit my baby’s formula van and a gallon of purified water.

This is probably the best bagf I've seen for $20. It looks durable, is made of a nice (cheap) cloth. and has nice brown leather-looking accents. But no portion of this looks or feels cheap. It's a diaper bag. It's cool how you can unzip a portion to make it bigger for two sets of child diapers etc but you can also just put more stuff in it too. I have a briefcase like that and I just get a kick out of features like that.This definitely holds a lot, looks and feels durable, is a nice color, and works great!This review was written for: Tealari Extra Large Diaper Bag Backpack, 35L Expandable Twin Diaper Bag For 2 Kids, Unisex Baby Diaper Backpack, Changing Pad

This great diaper bag from Tealari is very well made and expands to hold everything needed for day trips with a 2-year-old toddler and a baby less than a year old. We need the usual things like bottles, diapers, wet wipes, and clothing changes for each of them whenever we take them on day trips to the zoo or park or museum. Packing all their necessities in one convenient backpack travel bag requires a sturdy and expandable diaper bag like this one. There are multiple zippered pockets and storage spaces to tuck everything neatly away but within quick reach. There’s room for my essentials too, such as keys, checkbook, pen, wallet, lipstick, small hairbrush, etc. Even when fully loaded with essentials, the bag rides comfortably as a backpack with adjustable padded straps, and I can swing it off my back and grab the top handles to safely set it upright on the ground or a bench or chair to access the contents, including the large changing pad. The backpack straps unbuckle to fit over the handlebar of a stroller or baby carriage if we have one with us. Whether traveling with one baby or two, this is the perfect choice for a convenient and practical infant and toddler go-bag.

This thing is a true Mary Poppins bag! It just fits everything so cleanly, and the amount of things we have to carry only seems to grow with our daughter. I'm able to easily fit a stockpile of going out supplies in this bag without a struggle, and then some. I was really pleased with the zippers on this, which seem much sturdier than on bags I've tried in the past. Even though I've never gotten close to capacity on this, I think they could take some shoving and force.My other favorite part of this bag is the organization that's built in. Everything has a place and it's easy to direct my husband or mother in law on where to find whatever baby thing they need, even when I'm not standing right there. That's value, to me.I also appreciate the color, which isn't going to show wear and tear as quickly as my black bag. One tumble from a dark bag at the zoo and I'm forever trying to clean dirt off.