What you should/might keep in the change bag:

Change of clothes
Fresh nappies
Dirty nappy bag
Baby wipes
Baby formula
Baby bottle/baby food (should have a thermal bottle
holder supplied with the bag)
Bottle warmer (electric, car,battery)
Baby toy
Baby teether

When buying a change bag consider your lifestyle.

If you have a nanny – nothing is a problem
If you have an au pair – get something a little robust, dark coloured.
If you have neither nanny nor au pair then select a sensible roomy change bag.
If you have more than one child, get the biggest bag you can manage.
If you have a baby carrier, use a rucksack
If you are very organised select a slim snazzy change bag
If you dash in and out of the car than maybe a simple clutch change bag will do
If you cannot manage 2 bags, then buy a mini mummy bag for your own personal things and keep in the baby change bag.
Whichever change bag you choose check it has loads of pockets, zips, storage sections, and the important change mat.

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We like to keep a sensible grip choosing the right change bag!

A change bag is a bag to put the baby items in for when you are out and about. Having a baby brings a lot of changes but it doesn't mean you have to change your style. It just means you have extra kit to carry around when you go out.

It does not have to replace a handbag, most women have both.
This means carrying two bags.

Change bags therefore have to be innovative to solve the problem of 2 bags

Often you will find the matching pram bag has hooks to attach to the pram handle. Another way to carry the change bag is to have it disguised as a rucksack, more appealing to dads and is can be worn on the back.
So now you generally have 2 bags in your life it is best to focus on the baby‘s version for your lifestyle. It is possible to buy something the size of a car – but this is totally impractical.