Top 10 Diaper Bags That Look Like Handbags
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Fashion-forward moms (and dads) know that diaper bags aren’t all pink or blue with little flowers, bows and frilly things. Today’s diaper bags are as trendy if not more stylish than handbags. Not only do these bags from come your more recognized baby bag brands like OiOi, Kalencom, and Timi & Leslie, but many designer brands such as Cole Haan and Kate Spade offer their own designer take. With diaper bags that sport patent leather, silver and gold toned hardware, and animal prints, is it any wonder that these bags are often mistaken for handbags? In fact, because these bags are so stylish, they can continue to be used after baby has outgrown diapers and bottles. Want to see some of these hot haute diaper bags? Below are our top 10 diaper bags that look like handbags. Enjoy! |
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timi & leslie Patent Ruby: Red is a red hot color for fall so you can’t go wrong with this diaper bag from Timi & Leslie. However, this patent tote is available in other colors if red isn’t your style. The bag features a bottle tote, changing pad, wristlet, inner pockets, key fob, dirty clothes bag, stroller straps, easy to clean nylon lining, and removable shoulder strap. |
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Liz Lange Cherie: Totes are always in style. The clean lines and sophisticated simplicity of this tote from Liz Lange make it an ideal choice for the stylish mom. Features include magnetic top closure, bottle tote, change pad, carry-all case, and matching clutch. |
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Amy Michelle Sweet Pea: This hobo bag from Amy Michelle combines the needs of mom and baby into one. The baby section has all the features you’d expect – changing pad, bottle pocket pacifier holder, stroller straps, and compartments for baby items. The mom section has credit card slots, pockets, and a key ring. |
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Baby Kaed Jaipur: Leather is timeless. It never goes out of style. That’s why this leather diaper bag from Baby Kaed is a great choice. No need to worry if patent or metal details or a particular pattern goes out of style. This bag can be used for a long time. |
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Kalencom Traveler Quilted: I love this diaper bag from Kalencom. It’s so chic and less than $100. What could be better than that? Features include detachable stroller straps, matching insulated bottle bag, zippered pouch, changing pad, and zippered top. |
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amykathryn Gladiola: Combining the shine of metallic with the custom prints, this amykathryn bag is perfect for the mom who wants something a little different. And the best part is that because of its size, it can be used as a weekender or carry-all as well. All leather material on this bag is faux animal-friendly leather. |
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JP Lizzy Leopard Clara Shoulder Bag: Another fall trend is animal prints and this bag certainly embraces the trend. This bag from JP Lizzy features a bold leopard print, wipeable liner, two insulated interior bottle pockets, changing pad, and metal feet. |
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OiOi Moroccan Sand Hobo: OiOi is known for their beautiful diaper bags and this one is no exception. The print is reminiscent of tiles seen in North Africa and the neutral color makes this bag perfect for any outfit. Comes with all the accessories you’d expect in a baby bag including changing pad, bottle holder, wet wipes case, and multiple pockets. |
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kate spade Clinton Street Henry Baby Bag: Simple. Elegant. The replacement for your little black bag. This Kate Spade baby bag is perfect not only for baby, but after as well. It’s simple yet beautiful design lends itself to any occasion but is still a functional diaper bag. Features drawstring pockets on the side, interior pockets for bottles, polka dot lining, top zip entry, and leather bottom. |
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Debbie Rott Eva Rocker Bag: Studs and grommets – yet another fall 2009 trend. This bag from Debbie Rott definitely doesn’t skimp on embellishment. Called the “diaper bag that can be used for all occasions”, this bag is has tons of functional features including a liquid proof changing pad, tons of pockets, hook for keys, and top quality leather. Again, this bag looks so much like a handbag that it can be used as such after baby is grown. |
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