I bought it 2 years ago for my firstborn and I loved it opens completely I can find everything in there. I use it every weekend, sometimes more than the weekend. Thankfully I was able to breastfeed my 2 sons so no need for extra space for bottles and all that important stuff. I can't recommend for that situation but the compartment to keep your milk cold was nice for snacks. In my case stills work. It is not bulky. My expensive($90😅) one is somewhere in my house. My younger son is 7 months now and I can't go anywhere without this backpack. It something happens to it I would replace it with and identical one.

While it may be somewhat boring color wise, this bag holds everything I could ever hope to need!!! There are so many different pockets, including two insulated ones. It is marketed as a diaper bag, but I bought it to hold my essentials and work supplies. I am not easy on my bags in the least, but this one has really stood up to the test. 10/10 from me, I would highly recommend this bag!

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My wife and I are expecting our 2nd child. I am a stay at home dad (SAHD), so we went with a diaper pack instead of a diaper bag. Our first pack was big and roomy and served us well for 2 years. The zippers made it about a year and a half and we struggled through hoping to get one for a shower. We didn't make it.

Zippers

The zippers stood out to us first. The zippers on this bag look at least twice as good and twice as functional as our last bag which lasted two rough and tumble years. Time will tell.

Two temp control areas

The next thing was having two temperature controlled areas. I did a lot of melting breast milk as a stay at home dad (my wife was a champ at pumping). Having one area was great for one kid. Having an area for each kid will be soooo much better. This is the feature I am looking forward to the most when we have our second.

Size

The bag is much more compact than our last bag. Now, that may be a problem later on down the road (unlikely - I have learned how to pack better). My wife, though, keeps making the remarks out how the pack surprises her with its size and depth. It looks smaller than our last pack, but carries the same stuff with more efficiency. To be clear this bag is not the highest volume bag you can buy, but I can't imagine needing more even with #2 on the way. If you have 3 or more, God bless and I pray for your soul. This bag's size is great

Design

I have already talked about the size and dual temperature control areas. What I want to highlight is that if it is more compact, but delivers a strong experience with its size that means the pack is designed well. Easy to access food in the outer pouches. Changing pad right on top in a designated pocket. Zippers (for the main pouch) go all the way down. That means you can stack stuff (clothes, extra diapers, burp cloths, food, toys, books, etc.) and have access without having to dig around. I didn't think it would make that big a difference to me (I am used to rooting around in my pack for junk), but it did. The bag stays soooo much cleaner and I haven't once feared that sticky whatever when diving into the bag.

Comfortability

I thought someone might ask about this. I have very low standards on how comfortable a backpack is. I think its fine. It's better than my last pack because it is more compact. I can't really imagine something better. At least, it's not a diaper bag. Those are the worst to lug around. Did that for one day, never again, never ever again. So take that for what its worth.

Cons
Size - It's not the biggest out there so if you need a backpacking pack for your sports team, God bless and I will pray for you. For me, the compact design more than makes up for it when I am weaving through stores or crowds to chase my toddler. I know I have taken more than a few people out with my last bag, which looks gargantuan next to it.

Plain color palette - if you care for such things

Not as many pockets-
Our last diaper bag had 3 more pockets. We didn't use one of them and one of the other ones just collected junk we should have gotten rid of. So we are down one pocket. I doubt it will be a big deal considering the rest of the pack's design, but I thought it worth noting. If you are really into to pockets on your packs, oh man diaper packs have them. This pack is just a little more thoughtfully designed. The loss of pocket might be my biggest worry about baby two, but I think I can reclaim one from my toddler by the time #2 arrives. So not the end of the world.

-I will update if I find any cons later-

TLDR:
good bag by design, zipper durability (fingers-crossed), two temp control zones

Good for
SAHDs/SAHMs who prize functionality and durability (will update if durability degrades)

Not Good For
Something with a lot of colors or pretty design pattern? If you want to make a positive fashion statement, probably not the bag for you. But those packs usually suck, just saying.

Good Luck, you'll need it in the parenting world.

We recently took custody of a grandchild and needed a diaper bag again. It is very roomy. There is a zipper pouch to keep the diaper wipes handy. I remember years ago having to search for the pack of wipes inside the diaper bag. There is also a pouch in the front flap of the main compartment that zippers closed and has mesh fabric. I am putting our grandsons change of clothes in there keeps them neat and easy to find as well.

Great quality and holds up a lot of stuff for the baby