There are many styles of diaper bags, but diaper totes continue to be one of the most popular designs. Why? Because of their many benefits:

Storage: Diaper totes have an incredible amount of storage due to their usually wide and sometimes tall dimensions. Some bags also include additional organization pockets for things like cell phones and bottles.

Appearance: Many diaper totes do not look like diaper bags. Very often you will see totes that look more like designer handbags than baby bags. They can come in a variety of materials, prints, and colors - including metallic, leopard print, bright yellow vinyl, and even patent leather.

Access: All tote bags have an easily accessible main compartment - even if it has a zipper top. This allows you to quickly find any item you need - from bottles to wipes.

Versatility: There is a lot of versatility when it comes to diaper totes. You can carry them on your shoulder or in your hand. You can pack them any way and with anything you wish. You can also use them as handbags once baby has outgrown the need for diapers.

Price: Diaper totes are available at in all price ranges from under $50 to over $200.

Cleaning: Diaper totes are fairly easy to clean, especially bags that include wipeable linings.

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Sally Spicer

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I am absolutely crazy about tote bags, so when I saw this Sally Spicer Baby Bag Tote, I just had to have it. This diaper tote features two interior bottle holders, a removable changing pad, and a waterproof lining. Unlike your traditional (and might I say boring) bag, Sally Spicer diaper bags feature brilliant fabrics and colors that make them not only functional when carrying baby gear, but also fashionable when you aren’t.

Sally Spicer bags have been featured in dozens of parenting and style magazines including the Wall Street Journal, InTouch, Real Simple, and more. It is Sally’s unique sense of style and use of beautiful fabrics the have brought the brand to the forefront of what’s hot in totes and diaper bags. Plus, Sally is a native San Franciscan, and as I’m originally from the Bay Area myself, I can’t resist owning a little piece of home.