Looking for a Good Diaper Bag

Looooooove my Land's End Do-it-All diaper bag. Wish I would've gotten it a long time ago. I've wasted too much money on other ones that weren't efficient enough or ended up just bugging me. My favorite thing is that it opens like a doctor bag- very wide, making it easy to find what you're looking for.

The question is, how does your back feel? I was hauling around a baby and the bag. I had always been very active and played in may sports when I was younger, injuries unavoidable. Well after gaining the breasts to feed an army, sometimes carrying the baby and the bag, my back was aching. My doctor recommended a back pack. This distributees the weight, will not affect your posture and I found more durable. They now come in so many great patterns with so many compartments, it doesn't necessarily need to be specific to Baby. Daddies then also do not have issues carrying. Also when shopping, I found them easier to attach to carts and strollers, without occupying space and easily more accessible. Also, I could throw it in the washing machine!!

I'm a huge fan of the Fisher-Price Family Care Pack http://www.fisher-price.com/fp.aspx?st=10&e=product&a.... I have two young children, and someone always wants to be held, which always caused regular diaper bags to slide off my arm. I wanted to switch to a backpack, so I researched for awhile and came up with this. It's only $19.99 at their website, and is extremely sturdy. It has lots of room inside plus multiple outside pockets, one of which is insulated for a baby bottle. It is growing well with us too now that both of my children are out of diapers which a regular diaper bag wouldn't.

This one from LL Bean is inexpensive and very sturdy.

http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryD...

I should add, they have a great guarantee. You can return anything if it wears out too soon, breaks, etc.

My mom bought me a JU JU Be Diaper bag and I love it. Kind of pricey but it is worth it. You can buy them at Nordstrom and they come in different patterns plus its easy to clean.

I just used a backpack. It had all the pockets I could want...and was roomy for clothes, diapers, baby wipes, toys, side pockets to hold a sippy cup; water bottle, or ba-ba, my husbands things, my wallet, everything that you would need for an outting...plus my hubby didn't feel embarressed when he was carrying it...it wasn't girly! And when you are all done with the backpack, you can give it to your child when he/she goes to school...You don't have to "put it away". We still use the backpack when we go on weekend trips. It's easy and convienent..Good luck!

I have 2 different Eddie Bauer diaper bags and really like both of them. They are functional & durable. I have a friend that sells GiGi Hill bags. You can look them up online. They are not actual diaper bags but can easily be used as one & they are SUPER cute.

Not sure whether you are looking for a true diaper bag, whether you want a backpack type or shoulder strap type, but I have *loved* using the Only Bagg by Baggallini. It's not technically a diaper bag, but it's got tons of pockets and compartments and very roomy, yet it still looks relatively compact. It's also the perfect bag for plane trips too.