Bag it! Three of the best new changing bags. The luxury choiceLin & Leo have just introduced a more streamlined version of their original BabyBag. The leather exterior has four elasticated pockets for bottles and so on, as well as two front flap

How to change a nappy Here's a skill you'll be an expert on soon...!Whatever nappy you're changing, you'll need these basics: • Somewhere warm and clean to change your baby•A changing mat or towel to lie your baby on•A fresh nappy•A bowl

Your little one isn't always on your side..."My worst experience was when I was changing my little ones bum and ran out of wipes so while I was getting a new pack he decided that he would use the dirty pooed-in nappy to wipe his face. So I had a

discuss the idea that he smokes before he comes home and leaves his packet of fags at the door.As most women know, changing your diet is a lifelong challenge whether you're pregnant or not! It's best to make changes gradually and incorporate them into your

OK, so you can fill any bag with all the gubbins that go with changing your baby, but many companies have got wise to the fact that actually, the odd pouch here, the roll-mat mat tucked in there and a nifty design on the outside can mean a lot to a

Jooki Talissa Changing BagAlthough no-one can fully prepare you for the mix of sleep deprivation, physical recovery and elation that will follow the birth of your baby, one thing’s for sure, you’ll be in need of some serious treats in the months

lining and a waterproof outer - so are quick to wash and dry.They're also a useful option if you're leaving your child at nursery or with a childminder as you can prepare the nappied beforehand and they can change them as normal.It'll take a few practice

Caboodle Active Changing Bag A nifty backpack that's easy to use, light to carry and thoughtfully designed. Not much to fault, though perhaps the changing mat could fold down smaller. Features: Wrap-over, cross-body strap with a pocket

BabyBjörn Changing Bag Dynamic Three great bags in one: shoulder bag, backpack and a removable mat bag inside. Black is smart but not as funky as, say, OiOi Hobo Bags. Features: Lots of sealable pockets and zip up bits to make the bag expand

enough sleep, might feel a bit sore after the birth and will probably be still holding back on nights on the town for fear that it'll upset out breastfeeding regime, but in return we can more than justify a darned good changing bag to treat ourselves with