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

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

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

Caboodle Black Spot Changing Bag A classy, girl-about-town look for a versatile bag and matching changing mat. Couldn't find much wrong with it, really! Features: Soft, leather-look handles or over-the-handle (for buggy) options, slick

bottles cold or hot, an adjustable shoulder strap and numerous pockets as well as a wipe-clean folded changing mat. With ruched seams and a cute heart-shaped tag that doubles as a key ring or dummy holder, the bag comes in black or poppy in two different

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

light, and having a functional baby bag (also called a changing bag) you can pick up and take everywhere is a great start.Whether you decide on lightweight and practical, or flash the cash on some serious baby bag arm candy, the choice is yours! Luckily

OiOi Seaspray Carry AllIt really wasn't that long ago that changing bags were just an improvised bag you already owned, stuffed with nappies, wipes and some plastic bags for 'soiled goods'. In fact, my friend, whose sons are seven and five years old

Jellybean stocks wonderful essentials and nursery treats for new-mum and baby, and we love the range of Ju-Ju-Be changing bags they sell – from the colourful to the classy, from around £50 up but with some cute little clutch changing bags for much