What to Look For in a Pram Bag

A pram bag is perfect for carrying the essentials such as nappies, muslins and clothes. They also come with plenty of pockets and storage space for new parents to get what they need fast without having to look around.

Generally, prams and strollers can be checked to the plane as baggage in the cabin. However, it's best to check with your airline regarding their specific rules and regulations prior to departure.

Stylish design

Elegant pram bags are designed to sit on top of the stroller, making it easier for you to grab what you need at a need. They have pockets that are convenient for things like wipes, milk bottles, and nappies. There is also a compartment with a zipper for valuables. There are also models with babiie pram hooks to allow them to be affixed to the frame of your pram.

Storksak's pram bags come with backpack carry straps as well as a shoulder carry strap and it can fit travel strollers such as Joolz AER+, Baby Jogger City Tour 2, Reds Baby Skip2, Bugaboo Butterfly, Uppababy Minu, Babyzen Yoyo 2 and Mountain Buggy Nano. The pram bag measures 45cm x 69cm x 26cm and features an entry and exit drawstring. It's the perfect companion for your next adventure!

There is plenty of room

A pram with car seat bag is designed to store your most essential items - from nappies baby wipes, baby wipes and milk bottles to keys, phones and wallet. A good stroller bag is spacious, organized storage compartments to keep everything in order. Find models with dedicated bottle/cup holders and front pockets for wet wipes and tissues and a zippered pocket for valuables and more, to ensure you've got everything you need at a moments notice.

Consider a stroller bag that converts easily into shoulder bags. This practical design allows you to carry your travel stroller for your next adventure. It's compatible with Joolz AER+ Baby Jogger City Tour 2, Reds Baby Skip 2 and Bugaboo Butterfly & more! This spacious 45cm x69cm x 26cm bag features drawstrings for entry and exit.

The straps are thick

The straps that are thick in bags for prams provide support for heavy loads, reducing strain on the shoulder. A good strap should be padded and adjustable to provide optimal comfort. Additionally, the straps should be wide enough to distribute the weight evenly across both shoulders. This is essential to reduce the possibility of injury or discomfort during long commutes.

The straps of a baby's changing bag are made from various materials, such as recycled leather and nylon. The latter is made from waste fishing nets that would otherwise end in our oceans. It is also extremely robust, which makes it a sustainable choice for the environment and babies.

The thick straps are an essential feature of backpacks and you can pick between straps with binding or without it. Straps with binding tend to be flatter and allow the use of high-density foam. The thinner straps are best suitable for light loads or shorter trips. Straps that aren't bound on the other hand, are more comfortable with more weight and longer trips.

A good strap starts with a piece of webbing that matches width of the hardware. This usually consists of two rectangular rings, or, if the strap will be removable, a pair of D-rings, and the swivel clip. Then, you'll feed the webbing through the strap slider tabs and stitch to secure it in the right place. To make the straps more comfortable, you can add padding by sewing a layer of soft cotton or fleece over the webbing. This prevents the strap from being rubbing against the skin, and it looks more appealing than the airmesh that irritates you that is commonly found on fashion packs.

Easy to clean

Pram baskets are a classic space for junk to collect in, and it's easy to overlook emptying them, particularly when you're traveling. Pick a stroller that comes with a bag lined with fabric that is easy to clean. Select a design that is made of non-toxic and safe for babies materials that has been tested and complies with International Standards REACH & CSPC.

To get the best results you should disassemble removable fabric parts such as the seat or canopy of your pram bag before washing. Start by shaking the bag to get rid of any dirt or debris that is loose. Then, soak the bag in warm water for 30 minutes using baby-safe detergent. Rinse thoroughly and let dry out from direct sunlight, which may cause colors to fade. If there are staining issues scrub them off with an old toothbrush to remove them. You can also machine wash the bag in accordance with the instructions of the manufacturer and dry it in the air.