Diaper bag for parks?

[sher92]

Just curious which diaper bags you all are carrying to the parks? I have my normal everyday one which is Coach, but I won't take it bc it's just too big. I also have an older Reese Li one, and a Vera Tote. I have a Phil and Ted stroller so the only problem is the basket underneath is not that big so I won't have a lot of room to put stuff underneath. I have a DD3 and DS 4 mth.

Just wondering what you all are doing....

 

[Mommy2LittleVols]

We have a Columbia backpack that we LOVE. It holds a lot of stuff - much more than it looks like it would. It's comfortable, and I love that I can take it with me on the rides and stuff instead of leaving it in the stroller, where I would worry about it.

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3199293

 

[ppan77]

I do a Vera Bradley backpack. They are lightweight and washable. Makes my hands free and I can carry it on rides easier while holding a baby in my arms. I just put my diapers and wipes in a ziploc under the stroller so I can grab n go to the restroom quickly for diaper changes instead of carrying it all in the bag.

 

[DISNEYNV]

Just a simple sling style Jansen backpack did the trick for me! It held everything and was easy to carry and my hubby didnt mind toting it either. It was also relatively inexpensive. I use mine to this day for day trips and to the gym as well I wouldnt go too pricey in case of things getting stollen or what not while in Disney.

Have a great trip.

 

[jacksmomma]

We carry a regular backpack. It is one with lots of pockets (actually DH's from college) so we know where everything is. The padded straps are nice too. Baby gear and adult necessities all go in the same bag.

 

[yekcoh_99]

Same for us. Just an everyday backpack held everything from baby stuff (diapers, wipes, change of clothes, etc.) to video camera. And we could take the whole bag on rides with us. If not, we just took the video camera out. The rest was just clothes/diapers, etc. so we didn't worry about it. We just came back on Saturday from a week there and didn't have any problems at all. Just keep in mind that park employees move strollers constantly to keep them neat/orderly, so don't panic if you come off a ride and your stroller wasn't where you left it. lol My daughter turned 2 while we were there and our son is 3. We rented a double stroller from Orlando Stroller rentals and a full sized crib from a babies best friend (www.abbf.com). Both were well worth the money spent and was great not having to lug our double stroller there. Both items were delivered and picked up from the Pop Century where we stayed. Both were under $100 each for the week. Have a wonderful trip!