Best Changing Bags 2025 – A Complete Guide for Parents on the Go

Looking for a changing bag that's both stylish and practical? A good bag makes everyday life easier—whether you're heading to the store, going for a walk, or off on a longer adventure with your baby. In this guide, we explore the most popular types of changing bags right now and what to look for when choosing one.

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What is a changing bag and why do you need one?

A changing bag is designed to carry everything you need when out with your baby: nappies, wipes, spare clothes, bottles, snacks, and more. Most have practical compartments, insulated bottle holders, built-in changing mats, and stroller hooks. Some are so stylish they double as everyday bags!

How to choose the right changing bag

Think about:

  • Bag type: Backpack, shoulder bag, or crossbody?
  • Space and compartments: How much do you need to carry?
  • Design and material: Sleek, vegan, water-resistant, or ultra-light?
  • Extras: Does it come with a changing mat, bottle holder, stroller clips?

Top 3 Best Diaper Bags 2025

1. Skip Hop Forma Backpack

  • Why parents love it: Lightweight, spacious, includes packing cubes and a changing pad.
  • Key features: Insulated bottle pockets, stroller straps, machine-washable.

2. JuJuBe Be Right Back

  • Why parents love it: Stylish, ergonomic backpack with smart pockets.
  • Key features: Antimicrobial lining, insulated bottle holders, memory foam straps.

3. Storksak Hero Backpack

  • Why parents love it: Sleek design with practical compartments for baby and parent gear.
  • Key features: Water-resistant fabric, padded laptop pocket, included changing mat.

Tips!

  • Check for universal stroller clips.
  • Choose a material that’s easy to wipe clean – spills happen!
  • Consider weight, especially if you’re also carrying your baby.

Want more help with your baby purchases? Don’t miss our guide to the best prams of 2025 – perfect for finding the right fit for your lifestyle.

Linnea Dinesen

Written by Linnea Dinesen

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