Ten Pram Bags That Really Change Your Life

What to Look For in a Pram Bag

A pram bag is perfect for carrying essentials like nappies, muslins and outfits. They also have lots of pockets and storage space so that new parents can find what they need quickly without having to rummage around.

Prams and strollers are usually able to be taken on flights as baggage in the cabin. However, it's best to check with your airline for their specific rules and regulations prior to departure.

Stylish design

The stylish pram bags are designed to fit over the top of your stroller, making it simple to grab whatever you require at a moment's need. They come with storage pockets for nappies, wipes, and milk bottles, and a zippered pocket for your valuables. There are also models that have pram hooks so they can be attached to your pram frame.

Storksak's pram bags (a cool way to improve) come with backpack carry straps as well as a shoulder carry strap, and it will fit strollers such as Joolz AER+, Baby Jogger City Tour 2, Reds baby pram Skip2, Bugaboo Butterfly, Uppababy Minu, Babyzen Yoyo 2 and Mountain Buggy Nano. The pram bag is 45cm by 69cm by 26cm and comes with drawstrings for entry and exit. This is the ideal bag to take to your next adventure.

Plenty of space

A pram bag is designed to hold the most important items you need from nappies baby wipes, baby wipes and milk bottles to keys, phones and wallet. A quality stroller bag comes with spacious, organized storage compartments to keep everything in order. You should look for models with dedicated bottle/cup holders and front pockets for wet wipes or tissues. Zippered pockets for valuables are also a good idea.

For travellers, consider a stroller bag with backpack straps for carrying that can be easily converted into bags for your shoulders. This practical design allows you to easily transport your compact travel stroller stroller on your next adventure. Compatible with Joolz AER+ Baby Jogger City Tour Reds Baby Skip 2, Bugaboo Butterfly and more! The bag is 45cm x 69cm x 26cm and has an entrance and exit.

Straps that are thick

The straps that are thick on a pram bag are able to support heavy loads and lessen strain on the shoulders. To ensure maximum comfort, a good strap should be adjustable and padded. The straps should be large enough to distribute the weight evenly across both shoulders. This is essential to avoid injury and discomfort on long commutes.

The straps of a baby changing bag are made from various materials, including recycled nylon and leather. The latter is made of waste fishing nets that could otherwise end in our oceans. The material is durable and is a great option for children and the environment.

You can select straps with or without binding. Straps with binding are softer and can be used with high-density, thin foam. Straps made of thinner materials are ideal for lighter loads or shorter trips. On the other hand, straps that do not have binding are more comfortable for heavier loads and longer trips.

A good strap starts with a piece of webbing that is wide enough to match the hardware. This usually consists of two rectangular rings, or if the strap is going to be removable, a pair of D-rings, and the swivel clip. Then, you'll feed the webbing through the strap slider tabs and stitch it in the right place. To make the straps more comfortable you can add padding by sewing a layer of soft cotton or fleece over the webbing. This will stop the strap from rubbing against the skin, and it is more attractive than the itchy airmesh that is typical on fashion bags.

Easy to clean

It's easy to not think about emptying the baskets of your parent facing pram, particularly if you're always on the move. Pick a pram with an enclosed bag that is easy to clean. It's also a good idea to choose a style made of non-toxic, safe for babies and has been tested to be in compliance with International Standards REACH & CSPC (free of Lead Content, Formaldehyde Content, Phthalates and Arylamines).

To get the best results when cleaning your pram bag, it is recommended to remove any fabric components that are removable, like the seat or canopy before washing. Begin by shaking the bag to get rid of any loose dirt or debris. Then, soak it in warm water for 30 minutes with baby-safe detergent. Rinse well and let the clothes dry out from direct sun, which can fade the colours. Scrub stubborn stains using an old toothbrush. Alternately, you can machine wash your bag according to the instructions of the manufacturer and dry it by air.