10 of the best changing bags tested by parents 2025

Though a pushchair organiser is handy for quick access when you're on the move, a changing bag stores a lot more stuff you and your baby may need. Before you buy a separate changing bag, remember that some travel system bundles come complete with a matching changing bag that specifically fits the handles or the shopping basket of the brand you've chosen.

Best changing bags at a glance

• Best value stylish changing bag: My Babiie Billie Faiers Oatmeal Herringbone Deluxe Changing Bag, £40 at Kiddies Kingdom
• Best changing bag for range of accessories: Lässig Rolltop Backpack, £119.95 at Natural Baby Shower
• Best changing bag for taking on a flight: Allis Changing Backpack, £39.99 £36.50 at Amazon (Save £3.49 or 9%)
• Best changing bag with modular expansion: PacaPod Saunton, £116.87 at Amazon
• Best changing bag for reusable nappy users: Bambino Mio Baby and Beyond Change Bag, £79.99 at Amazon
• Best changing bag for storage space: Finnsøn SELBY Eco Changing Bag, £150 at Natural Baby Shower
• Best vegan leather changing bag: Baby Uma Chic Vegan Leather Unisex Changing Bag, £44.99 at Amazon
• Best changing bag for stylish and neutral design: Gigil Luxe 2.0 Changing Backpack, £110 at Amazon
• Best changing bag for easy access: Skip Hop Forma Backpack, £79.99 £69.99 at Kiddies Kingdom (Save £10 or 13%)
• Best changing bag for versatility: Babymel Robyn Convertible Vegan Leather Backpack Changing Bag, £95 £75 at Kiddies Kingdom (Save £20 or 21%)

Here's our pick of the best changing bags tried and tested for 2025

1. My Babiie Billie Faiers Oatmeal Herringbone Deluxe Changing Bag, £39.99

– Best value stylish changing bag

Dimensions: 40 x 30 x 10cm | Awards: Bronze — Changing bag, MadeForMums Awards 2024

Pros:

• Stylish, neutral design
• Comes with changing mat and insulated bottle holder
• Good value

Cons:

• Pale fabric might show scuffs and marks easily

If you’re looking for a neutral, stylish design of changing bag that screams quiet luxury, then the My Babiie Billie Faiers Oatmeal Herringbone Deluxe Changing Bag is a practical and attractive option at a competitive price.

The bag is made from an oatmeal herringbone fabric with beige straps and trim, making it suitable for all parents to use. "The changing bag looks very luxurious and fashionable for the price" was the verdict of our parent tester Anna, mum to a 7-month-old.

As well as looking good it’s full of practical components, too - a padded changing mat is included, as well as an insulated bottle holder. There are two handy pockets on the front, as well as a secure internal pocket, and adjustable and padded shoulder straps to add comfort when you’re carrying it around full of all the things your need for your baby.

I love the colour scheme and it is the perfect size to fit everything you need but compact enough to carry around.

Available from: Amazon, Kiddies Kingdom, Very and My Babiie

2. Lässig Rolltop Backpack, £119.95

– Best changing bag for range of accessories

Dimensions: 46 x 30 x 14.5cm

Pros:

• Chic and stylish
• Roomy enough for day trips
• Plenty of accessories
• Made using sustainable products

Cons:

• On the large side

Lässig makes a wide range of high quality, sustainable, stylish baby accessories and this bag looks like one of the trendier backpacks from Scandi brands. It's made from 100% recycled polyester and comes in a range of 5 colours. It also has a good quality integrated magnet fastening, a full-length zipper from top to bottom, a clever rolltop design to make it larger and comes with a wider range of accessories than many changing bags; a changing mat, insulated bottle holder, jar holder, a key finder and stroller clips for starters.

Inside, there’s plenty of space for all of baby’s bits and pieces and everything is neatly stored in the internal pockets. Sarah added: "I like to take travel sizes of hand sanitiser and cream and there were smaller pockets for me to keep these in. There's a front wet pouch for easy access of essentials and a side pocket for a water bottle, although this is quite narrow."

This bag is particularly good when you're out and about as it has the choice to carry it as a rucksack or to attach it to the pram handles using the straps that are included. "I had concerns that this would tip the pram up, however, it didn't and it is a handy tool if you don't want to carry the bag on your shoulders or if you don't have space under the pram," says Sarah. "However, I found it comfy to wear on my shoulders."

If buying sustainable products is important for you, you'll love the eco crendentials of the bag. It's made using
Waste2Wear fabrics (created out of post-consumer recycled plastic bottles) and is PETA – Approved Vegan (no animal components).

One of the main highlights for me is the fact that the zip opens all the way down the side of the bag for easy access. This meant that I could easily see all the way to the bottom. Another highlight of the bag is the sustainable materials used,

Available from: Amazon, Natural Baby Shower

3. Allis Lux Changing Backpack, £39.99

– Best changing bag for taking on a flight

Dimensions: 45 x 25 x 5 cm

Pros:

• Handy features make this suitable for plane travel
• Lots of compartments
• Good value

Cons:

• Straps aren't padded
• Central compartment not big enough for all laptops

If you’re planning on travelling by plane, there are a whole host of handy features on the Lux Changing Backpack that make it a good vacation companion for parents. The strap on the back of the bag means it will fit through the handle of and on top of your wheeled cabin suitcase, and there is a handy, easy to access pocket on the back of the bag for your passport and flight tickets when you are at the airport.

There is also a key clip, phone pocket, laptop pocket, and pen holder as well as an insulated bottle holder, central compartment and two front pockets.

When you’re out and about with the pram, attaching the bag using the universal stroller straps you means you can keep your hands free and ready.

It looks great, too. The bag is made from black PU leather, which is strong and vegan friendly. There are chunky metal zips with double pullers for easy access, and adjustable shoulder straps. Parent tester Zoe, who used the bag while out and about with her 5 month old, was impressed by the bag's "reasonable" price tag and smart looks, adding: "The chunky metal zips make opening and closing really easy even with one hand."

I like the design of the attachable pram straps and where they are placed on the bag. The bag looks good. The bag feels of good quality and does look stylish from the outside.

Available from: Amazon

4. PacaPod Saunton, £116.87

– Best changing bag for modular expansion

Dimensions: 36 x 32 x 21cm

Pros:

• Highly organised and functional
• Versatile
• Unisex

Cons:

• Strap may be long on smaller prams

PacaPod’s impressive Saunton changing bag wowed our home testers over and over again. Great as a unisex baby changing bag, our testers loved the top quality materials and soft vegan leather construction.

As with all Pacapod’s bags, you can customise and extend this bag according to your baby’s age and stage with different pods – there’s a changing, feeding, toddler and travel pod, plus a ‘freedom’ pod which holds mum’s precious items like phone, keys and sunglasses. Add a changing mat, pram clips and a bottle wrap to complete your bag. When your baby has reached the age where you no longer need the pods, you can simply remove them and use the bag as a generous backpack. The bag attaches to prams with clips and is worn as a backpack.

It takes some of the stress out of trips out and about. The pod system means that your bag is really well organised and when you need to change your baby it is easy, as everything is in one place.

Available from: Amazon

5. Bambino Mio Baby and Beyond Change Bag, £79.99

– Best changing bag for reusable nappy users

Dimensions: 14 x 43 x 40 cm

Pros:

• Easy to use layout
• Water resistant pocket
• Designed with sustainable baby products in mind

Cons:

• No changing mat included

From a company that makes some of the most user-friendly washable nappies is this clever bag, created with sustainability in mind; it’s the perfect bag if you’re an eco-conscious parent. The water-resistant side pocket holds four of Bambino Mio’s reusable nappies when you’ve used them, keeping them away from your clean stuff. In addition, there’s a hidden pocket on the back for your valuables and a handy change pocket, with an easy-to-use magnetic closure in which to keep your clean nappies and reusable wipes, without any rooting around. The large parent pocket at the front is ideal for storing your phone, tablet or a novel and an insulated pocket keeps drinks and snacks fresh.

The bag can be used as a backpack, shoulder bag, on your arm or hung from the stroller with the included pram clips. Add the change wallet, which contains a changing mat and space for your wipes to complete your bag (available separately).

The bag has numerous pockets and is a good size to hold all the essentials for a day out or weekend away with your baby. The bag has been thoughtfully designed to ensure there are pockets to suit storing both baby’s and mummy/daddy’s things.

Available from: Amazon

6. Finnsøn SELBY Eco Changing Bag, £150

— Best changing bag for storage space

Dimensions: 35 x 39 x 13cm

Pros:

• Generous size
• Sustainable materials
• Stylish design options
• Water resistant
• Some accessories included

Cons:

• Price
• More internal pockets would be welcome for better organisation

Made with 100% recycled PET Polyester, this striking changing bag from Finnsøn is not only a great eco-friendly choice, but is also designed to be durable, practical and grow and adapt to your needs.

It has excellent storage space and comes with a good selection of internal and external pockets, including a waterproof compartment and 2 thermo-insulated bottle holders. Parent tester Devaki was particularly appreciative of the interior space and pockets of the bag, saying "the bag's generous size makes it an excellent choice for parents who appreciate ample storage space, it accommodates all the essentials and more. The main compartment is roomy and well-organised, providing easy access to items when needed. One of the most convenient features of the bag is the thermal bottle holders. I found them to be highly efficient and reliable, ensuring that my baby's milk stayed warm or cold for hours."

It has a lightweight design, sturdy handles and a detachable and adjustable cross-body strap. You can choose between a black, camel or a leopard print and it comes with a lovely quilted changing mat.

The bag is made from high-quality materials built to withstand daily use. I found the fabric thick and resistant to tears, ensuring longevity even with frequent handling. Overall, it has proven to be a reliable and practical choice for parents on the go.

Available from: Natural Baby Shower, Fenwick and Finnsøn

7. Baby Uma Chic Vegan Leather Unisex Changing Bag, £44.99

– Best vegan leather changing bag

Dimensions: 43 x 33 x 25cm

Pros:

• More than enough pockets for all your gear
• Generously sized
• Vegan friendly

Cons:

• May be hard to find small items at the bottom

This is a neat vegan leather bag that borrows some of the top features of the best changing bags and comes up with a solution for baby changing that both looks attractive and has plenty of room inside. The top zip is extra wide, making it easy to access everything inside the main compartment and there are a total of 12 compartments, meaning you can store everything in its own space.

There are two insulated pockets for bottles or snacks in the front pocket, which are quick and easy to grab, and the bag comes with its own padded changing mat. When you’re not using it as a changing bag it doubles as a bag for everyday life, the gym or even a weekend away. It is made from vegan-friendly faux leather with silver coloured hardwear and it will fit a laptop or tablet inside. Pair it with the additional buggy clips (bought separately) to attach it to your stroller.

The bag is incredibly spacious and allows for good organisation of all the items that babies seem to require upon leaving the house.

Available from: Amazon

8. Gigil Luxe 2.0 Changing Backpack, £110

– Best changing bag for stylish and neutral design

Dimensions: 45 x 35 x 17cm | Awards: Gold — Changing bag, MadeForMums Awards 2024

Pros:

• Stylish
• Can be used as normal bag after nappy stage
• Vegan friendly

Cons:

• Pale leather may shows marks easily
• Pricey

This deceptively spacious, backpack-style changing bag is a brilliant option if you don't want to buy a bag just for the nappy stage as it's stylish enough to use as a normal bag once your child is potty trained. "I love that it is stylish and doesn’t look like a nappy bag," says our parent tester Bonnie.

This bag has substance as well as style. It is easy to use with multiple pockets and compartments to store all your baby bits and keep things organised. It's great quality as well with lovely chunky zips, a magnetic front flap and comfortable padded straps.

It is perfectly sized – not too big and cumbersome, and not so small that it's bulging at the seams with nappies and wipes. The buttery-soft faux leather looks expensive and comparable to the real deal, and the chunky YKK zips and magnetic closures add to the high quality.

Available from: Gigil and Amazon

9. Skip Hop Forma Backpack, £80

– Best changing bag for easy access

Dimensions: 40 x 20 x 35

Pros:

• Internal pockets for different items
• Elasticated interior pockets make it easy to grab items
• Generous enough for a full day out

Cons:

• Doesn’t fit every bottle size
• Straps could be more thickly padded

This is a lightweight backpack with an attractive quilted fabric on the outside with wide opening pockets and insulated side pockets. Inside the main compartment are separate holders for different types of baby gear; there’s an insulated one for bottles, plus a mesh pocket for clothes and muslins. They are accessed through a front opening, which makes it quick and easy to get to and the lining is in a light lime colour, making it easy to see what’s inside.

There’s an included padded changing mat and the bag comes with stroller straps too. It will hold all you need for your baby and you can even pack a laptop with ease.

The back straps are padded but only lightly, so it’s possibly not as comfortable as some. It has loads of great compartments, which is really handy for separating items.

Available from: Kiddies Kingdom, Amazon, Wilko

10. Babymel Robyn Convertible Vegan Leather Backpack Changing Bag, £85

– Best changing bag for versatility

Dimensions: 35 x 29 x 15cm

Pros:

• Vegan leather
• Clever wipes pocket
• Can be worn in multiple ways

Cons:

• Faux leather can be less breathable

Another great bag that can be worn as a backpack, shoulder bag, cross body or handheld. It is ideal for the vegan parent, as it is made from faux leather with silver coloured hardware and comes in four stylish colours. The outer is water resistant and the lining is easy to wipe clean, helping you to keep it looking good.

It comes with seven internal and external pockets for all your bits and pieces and there’s also an insulated bottle holder that closes with an easy-to-use drawstring. The changing mat (which is machine washable) is included and matches the colour of the lining and a genius touch on this bag is a pocket on the side with space for a packet of wipes, with a slot to pull them out of.

Available from: Kiddies Kingdom, Natural Baby Shower and Babymel

What to look for when choosing a changing bag

How much room do you need? – Babies need a surprising amount of stuff for a trip out of the house – nappies, cream and wipes are the basics but you should also pack feeding equipment, a change of clothes, toys, muslins and anything you might need for the weather, such as sun cream for summer and warm items for winter. For a day trip, a compact bag is usually fine but for weekends away, you might also want to invest in a larger bag or case. If you’re just popping out quickly, you can even buy a changing purse that comprises a small fold-up mat with space for a few wipes and a couple of nappies.

How do you want to carry it? – Changing bags come in several styles, so choose what you would usually use as your day-to-day bag. A backpack keeps your hands free and is great if you’re baby wearing; a messenger or shoulder bag can be worn on one side or across your body and a handbag can be held in your hand or over your arm. Many bags also include clips to attach the bag to your stroller while you’re on the move.

Storage compartments? – To keep everything organised and help you find something in a hurry, most bags have both internal and external pockets. Areas dedicated to a changing mat, nappies and wipes are essential and hidden pockets for your keys and purse are helpful. Some bags even feature handy extras such as insulated pouches to keep drinks warm or cool and anti-bacterial linings.

Does it include a changing mat? – Look for a bag that has its own matching changing mat. Not only will it have a dedicated space that holds it perfectly but it saves having to buy an extra item.

Practical or designer? – There’s a huge range of bags available, from inexpensive bags just for use with your baby, to stylish designer bags made from premium materials that transform into a handbag when your baby has grown. Though a luxe bag might be more expensive, it has a longer lifespan and might be a good investment in the long run.