Citi Babies Black Diaper Bag Backpack - Water Resistant, Shoulder Strap, Large Capacity, Insulated Bottle Pockets, Changing Pad, Stroller Clip- Trendy Diaper Bag for Dad & Mom or Baby Shower

My wife just got her Citi Babies bag and she said “I’m SOOOO happy with it! The quality is amazing! This is definitely going to last. It’s so pretty toooo and so versatile! Very spacious and has the right amount of pockets! Look at all the pockets honey! I’m so happy I chose this bag!! And look at the multi use cover!! It’s so soft, the material is amazing. Baby needs to hurry up so I can use it” And there you have it.. Happy wife, Happy life! Lol

There is nothing I don't like about this Diaper Bag. I saw it on Instagram and after reading the reviews I was pretty sure this was the bag. It exceeded my expectations. It has several pockets to keep organized, a ice pack compartment for bottles(this is a major plus for our little guy) and i can stuff it full and it stays light as a feather. Definitely worth every dollar spent.

Great bag. Happy to use it for my 14 months old. Lots of space and many pockets and compartments. Got the black one. The insulated pockets might be too small for regular bottels that are not newborn size. Besides that, I am very happy with my choice and wish I had this bag when my daughter was a newborn. Thanks citibabies!

I absolutely love this bag! It’s easy to carry, organize and retrieve items from the wide opening. It’s great! I have the black and it’s perfect. And the company is great to work with, I had questions before purchasing and she emailed me back almost immediately. I was very impressed with the customer service.

Disappointed when I took this bag out for the first time. The bottle holders in the front section are only for short bottles, I could get the zipper shut with my standard 8 oz dr browns bottles in it. Also the "stroller attachement" doesn't fit either of my strollers, it is a tiny button and loops around my index finger so unless your stroller bar is extremely thin, won't work. This bag is also advertised for multiples... I barely fit the necessities for my twins in it. Overall wouldn't reccomend, especially for the price tag

I liked this bag at first, and I like the appearance. But I've only had it for about six months, and all of the inside pockets have started fraying and falling apart. They're attached at the top by a piece of elastic, but they're clearly not sewn into place properly, or the material is too cheap to withstand any use. I've been using the bag pretty gently, too--I haven't been storing any heavy bottles or large things in the pockets. I was encouraged by all the good reviews, but it's clear that this bag is very cheaply made.

once again .. this backpack is super comfortable, practical and cute !!! I bought it twice, once for myself and once for a friend

I love this diaper bag! It holds everything I need for a toddler and an infant, plus some. I have a Little Unicorn Rotunda bag, which is huge, and it doesn't hold nearly this much stuff. I also have a Herschel backpack, which is roughly the same size as this bag but doesn't hold as many items nor organize them as well since it's not actually a diaperbag.When we had our youngest, I knew i needed to update my diaper bag game. After first trying a backpack style with our eldest, I knew I'd never go back. However the small bag that was perfect for one child, was definitely not cutting it for two.This bag has been a lifesaver! It's attractive so I don't mind carrying it, and it's truly unisex so my husband doesn't mind carrying it. I'm personally not a fan of diaper bags with cutesy patterns as they always read a little juvenile to me, and usually don't match whatever outfit I'm wearing. So I love these solid color options.The bag is easily wiped down. We've spilt water, formula, milk, beer (don't judge lol), and all manner of foodstuffs and it all just wipes right off.One of the nicest features is the outer insulated compartment. As you can see, it will hold one wide 4oz Dr Brown bottle, the caveat being it will not fit in the pockets. The pockets are rather tight. They fit the standard Medela bottles, which is fine for pumped milk, but my colicky infant drinks out of the Dr Brown (see picture). The outer side pockets stretch to fit wide cups, which is nice. I've fit the tall Munchkin 360, Contigo, and Camelbak sippy cups for my toddler in there, as well as a Swell water bottle on the other side for myself. Or you could use one of the side pockets for wipes, since there's a slit. We all had colds last week so I opted for kleenex. It worked well!The inside is fully lined with pockets. There is a deep pocket going down each side, where I usually store a large rolled swaddle blanket. There is a small zip pocket on the outside rear of the bag, which won't fit anything especially wide and is too small for my iPad but I always seem to find something to squirrel away in there.I've shown a picture of what I typically carry with me. I organize everything into smaller bags, and they fit just find in the main compartment of the bag, and some even fit in the pockets lining the interior. I almost always have a couple empty pockets and/or some space left in the interior.Pictured is a swaddle blanket, a small snack, wet/dry bag included with my purchase, a pouch holding diapers and wipes, a pouch holding bandaids, neosporin, extra pacifier, pacifier wipes, baby sunscreen, baby lotion, bugspray, and hand sanitizer spray. Also a small bag of extra weather-appropriate clothes for each of my two children, and a travel case with an infant pacifier and a nipple shield. Not pictured but usually included, is a couple more snack options for my toddler, a rolled up burp rag, and a smaller little pouch of 'mom stuff', like chapstick, oil wipes, pantiliners, bobby pins, travel size concealer, etc. I've also fit an extra shirt for myself in there.With all that stuff, the bag does not feel overheavy, nor does it seem to strain the shoulder straps or look like there's any stress at the seams. I'm very happy with the quality.The ONE CAVEAT, the one small thing I don't love about this bag, is how difficult the bag is to zip closed. Now, I love that it's a zippered top. I've used a drawstring backpack before and that's just a nonstarter. I also love that it's a frame bag, because I've seen mom friends use a similar style bag with a non-framed, zippered top and they also struggled to zip it close, plus it didn't stand upright when they were digging around like this one does. So I think this is just an unavoidable problem. But to easily zip up this bag you'll wish you had three hands- don't even try it one handed.Overall, this is my go-to bag from now on, so much so that I've ordered their Citi Explorer backpack in vintage tan so I have color options. I tell all first-time moms that a) You need a backpack- don't waste money on a purse style you'll stop using once your kid starts walking/running/falling, and b) you need *this* backpack, even if you just have one kid but especially if you have 2 or more.