The drop-down changing station is "the most unique aspect" of this bag, but it’s not large, so you might not use it as your baby gets bigger. It might not be a practical option for those who need to access items quickly. In addition to several external and internal pockets (11 total), the baby backpack includes a washable zipper bag, a wipeable changing mat, and a removable pouch for small items. If you love the look of leather but prefer the faux version, you’ll love the Fawn Design Backpack. Leather handbags develop a rich patina when cared for, standing as a testament to quality craftsmanship and durability. While the diaper bag backpack costs $159, our tester said it’s worth the investment for its quality and functionality (4.3 out of 5 stars for overall value). The seams and hardware on the bag are of excellent quality as well. The zippers are easy to use, and there is plenty of space-and then some-for everything. It has 12 pockets (six internal, six external) and fits plenty of items, like a paci, wipes, diapers, diaper cream, baby bottle, and more. It’s still a stylish, neutral diaper bag with plenty of space to hold your little one’s necessities (and your own).

Considering the amount of storage space and bells and whistles that come with this diaper bag backpack, it could be quite useful for a parent who is packing for overnight trips or a day out with multiple kids. "I was looking for something, and I had to take everything out of the main compartment to find it," she said, scoring it 4.5 out of 5 stars for capacity. In addition, our tester noted that there were "lots and lots" of interior and exterior pockets, adding that everything fits in the bag effortlessly, keeping items organized (5 out of 5 stars for capacity) without spilling out when rolled around. Once it was fully loaded with those essentials, our tester said a changing mat (not included) or wet bag (not included) could fit on top, but she wasn’t confident about both fitting (4 stars for capacity). Away The Everywhere Bag: This duffel boasts key storage for organizing travel essentials, and there are designated pockets for a water bottle and laptop. If you are in love with Australia and you think you know a thing or two about their snack selections, it's time to see how many you can name.

In the cave it was suddenly very dark, yet somehow he could still see that the tunnel continued where the boulder had been, but for a yawning chasm at his feet. The Corvette takes 134 feet (41 meters). Our tester appreciated the bag’s large size. Even when packed, the backpack fits into both the small and large strollers’ storage spaces without pushing the baby forward. A functional diaper bag backpack for families on the go is an absolute must-have. This is the most expensive diaper bag backpack on our list, yet there is so much else to love about it. When fully loaded, the diaper bag backpack fits nicely into a stroller’s storage compartment but requires a bit of jostling to remove. The Baby Brezza Dante has one innovative detail that many diaper changers will love. While the pockets didn’t fit the big baby bottles in testing, they easily held smaller ones. However, because our tester didn’t need to use them all, some loose items jostled after our tester tilted the bag. The main compartment of the bag is accessible only from the top, which can lead to items becoming lost at the bottom.

Because of this issue, the comfort category lost a full point. Additionally, the padding on the straps distributes weight well, minus a bit of discomfort around the shoulders for our tester (4.5 stars for comfort). The $175 price is a splurge for many families, so the bag earned 4 out of 5 stars for its overall value. For more information on rocket engines and related topics, check out the links on the next page. The backpack has two sturdy handles to be held like a handbag; however, our editors have found that the bag feels heavy this way and prefer using the backpack straps, which distribute the weight more evenly for maximum comfort. Trim bottom of box to size you'd like car, leaving two rounded "wheels" on each side. The Petunia Pickle Bottom Tempo Backpack easily handled the weight of items our tester put inside the bag (wipes, baby bottles, diapers, and more).