Has anyone else noticed there's a bit of gender inequality going on in the nappy bag department?
I haven't spotted Orla Kiely, reigning queen of the nappy bag style-stakes bringing out any camo patterned changing bags of late (or even ever). I'm not quite sure why I have designated camouflage as the manly print du jour, but you get my point. Most dads are probably not falling over themselves to sport a floral or polka dot nappy bag.
I noticed The Man was loath to view the nappy bag as, well something that was even remotely to do with him at first. However, as I had done all the heavy foetus-carrying during pregnancy and was the baby's primary food source for the first six months, I was ready to turn over all other parental duties to him, and this meant sourcing a man-bag that was up to his exacting standards to cart around all those nappy essentials.
5 Dad-Bags To Turn The Other Half Into A Nappy-Changing Boss :
1. Corporate dad (He's conferencing with the Tokyo office with one hand and changing the bum with the other)
Shoulder bag, €26 at
River Island
2. Hip dad (He loves his fixie and his moustache– we'll let him think he's still got it)
Roll top backpack, €39.99 at
H&M
3. Sporty dad (gym gear and the nappy necessities will all fit into this roomy backpack)
Pack, €30 at
Dunnes Stores
4. Utility dad (for the dad who enjoys pared back design and elaborate Swiss Army knives)
Backpack, €19.99 at
H&M
5. Cool dad (likes his style, but he not a slave to trends – he favours a bootcut jean and dabbles in good scotch)
Backpack, €40 at
River Island
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