Diaper bag for stroller?

[tjlovespooh]

Taking DS 18months to the world for the first time and have been looking at the skip hop diaper bags. I want to only carrying one bag, that's why the skip sounds so appealing (being able to hang on stroller and carry onto rides). However, since we're going during May I want something to keep DS drinks cool (sippy cups). How is this possible with uninsulated bags such as skip hop?
I was considering buying an oversized insulated lunch box-type bag instead, one with a strap to hang on stroller. I'd love to know what opinions people have on this. Thanks!

 

[mericletwins]

Taking DS 18months to the world for the first time and have been looking at the skip hop diaper bags. I want to only carrying one bag, that's why the skip sounds so appealing (being able to hang on stroller and carry onto rides). However, since we're going during May I want something to keep DS drinks cool (sippy cups). How is this possible with uninsulated bags such as skip hop?
I was considering buying an oversized insulated lunch box-type bag instead, one with a strap to hang on stroller. I'd love to know what opinions people have on this. Thanks!

We always used a backpack type bag that we hung over the back handles of the stroller. We had a little refrigerator in the room that we would keep drinks in. These were sufficient since we would always go back to the resort for the afternoon and swim or nap. Before we headed out again we would resock from the frig w/ cold drinks.

 

[cinjam]

We have this one, and after trying at least 10 diapers bags over the last 6 years, I truly love this one the best: http://www.toysrus.com/product/inde...novation&kw=baby+innovation&parentPage=search

You can carry it over one shoulder, as a sling type or as a back back or by the handles like a tote.

It's roomy without being overly large. And straps to the stroller handles.

I really love it all the way around!

 

[alloyd1170]

Heres what I do.... I leave one of those diaper changing pad/supply carriers (the type that roll up) in the stroller basket. I also leave some snacks in the stroller, and some in my bag. Drinks also stay in the stroller in neoprene cup holders (part of the Maclaren universal organizer). To keep drinks (juice/water) cold, I load them up with ice each morning (water is the best thing to drink. If you can freeze the cups overnight, thats good too. Kids dont like water, get some of those single serving drink mixes). When it runs out, we just refill it at lunch, at a water fountain, etc. Since milk goes bad quickly, we make the kids drink it at meals. Ponchos, stroller rain cover also stay in the stroller basket (which by the way isnt very big-Mac Quest stroller).

I have a Healthy Back bag that I carry in the park. It has lots of pockets inside and outside making things easier to find. In it goes my wallet, cameras, autograph book, pen, some snacks, sunscreen, etc. I have also used a large waist pack too. It can hang from the stroller handles too, but I have to watch it doesnt tip it over (to counter this I put a 3 lb ankle weight around the front axle).

alison

 

[becca011906]

I found a back pack that has 3 main compartments and 2 smaller front ones. i use one for change of clothes/ponchos/diapers/wipes, second is for snacks, cooler of drinks frozen juice boxes, frozen bottled waters, the third is cameras, note pads, video camera, my small carry on bag, i only carry on the rides our tickets, $, cameras, ect. stuff like clothes, diapers, that are replaceable can stay in the stroller all the time.

 

[In Luv with Disney]

I personally have the Skip Hop and LOVE it!!! I hang it from my stroller and it's GREAT!!! I got the black one so DH would hold it around the parks and while waiting in line for rides, too. I also bring a small soft sided cooler type of bag for sippy cups with milk or anything like that.