What to Look For in a Pram Bag

A pram bag can be used to carry essentials like nappies, muslins, or clothes. They have plenty of extra pockets and space, so that parents of newborns can easily locate what they require without digging around.

Prams and strollers can typically be taken on flights as cabin baggage. However, it's a good idea to check with your airline regarding their specific rules and regulations prior to departure.

Stylish design

The stylish bags for prams can be positioned on top of the stroller to make it easy to take whatever you need. They have pockets that are convenient for things like milk bottles, wipes and nappies. There's also a zippered compartment to store valuables. You can also find styles with pram hooks to fix them on your pram frame.

Storksak's pram bag has backpack carry straps, as well as an adjustable shoulder strap, and it is able to fit travel strollers like Joolz AER+, Baby Jogger City Tour 2, Reds Baby Skip2, Bugaboo Butterfly, Uppababy Minu, Babyzen Yoyo 2 and Mountain Buggy Nano. The pram bag is 45cm x 69cm x 26cm in size and has drawstrings for entry and exit. This is the ideal companion to carry on your next adventure.

Plenty of space

A pram bag is designed to accommodate your most essential items - from nappies baby wipes, baby wipes and milk bottles to keys, phones and wallet. A high-quality stroller bag will have spacious compartments for storage that are organized and keep everything in order. Look for styles with a dedicated cup or bottle holders and double pram pushchair front pockets for tissues and wet wipes and a zippered pocket for valuables and more to ensure you've got everything you need at a moments need.

Consider a stroller bag that can easily be converted into shoulder bags. This convenient design makes it easy to carry your stroller for your next adventure. Compatible with Joolz AER+, Baby Jogger City Tour, Pushchairs travel systems Reds Baby Skip 2, Bugaboo Butterfly and more! This spacious 45cm x69cm x 26cm bag features drawstring entry / exit.

Thick straps

The straps that are thick on a pram bag support heavy loads and reduce stress on shoulders. A suitable strap should be cushioned and adjustable to provide optimal comfort. The straps should be wide enough to evenly distribute the weight evenly across both shoulders. This is important to prevent the possibility of injury and discomfort during long commutes.

Straps for a changing bag for babies can be made of recycled leather or nylon. The latter is made of waste fishing nets that could otherwise end in our oceans. The material is durable and is a great choice for babies and the environment.

You can pick between straps that have binding or without. Straps that have binding tend to be flatter and can be used with high-density thin foam. The thinner straps are best suited for light loads or shorter trips. Straps without binding, on the other hand, are more comfortable with heavier loads and longer trips.

A good strap starts with a webbing piece that matches width of the hardware. This usually consists of two rectangle rings or if the strap is going to be removable, a pair of D-rings, and the swivel clip. The webbing is then fed into the tabs for the strap sliders and then stitch it in the appropriate position. You can make the straps more comfortable by adding padding. To do this, sew a layer soft fleece or cotton jersey over the webbing. This will keep the strap from touching the skin and looks better than the airmesh that is used in many fashion bags.

Easy to clean

It's easy to forget to empty the baskets inside your pram, especially if you're always on the move. Pick a stroller that comes with a bag lined with fabric that is easy to clean. It's important to select a design that is made from baby safe, non-toxic materials and has been tested to comply with International Standards REACH & CSPC (free of Lead Content, Formaldehyde Content, Phthalates & Arylamines).

To get the best results, you should take apart parts of fabric that can be removed, such as the canopy or pushchair car seat of your pram bag prior to washing. Begin by shaking the bag to get rid of any loose dirt or debris. Then soak the bag in warm water for 30 minutes with baby-safe detergent. Rinse well and let your clothes dry out from direct sunlight which can fade the colors. If there are staining issues, scrub them with an old toothbrush to get rid of them. Alternately, you can machine wash your bag according to the instructions of the manufacturer, and then air dry it.