What to Look For in a Pram Bag

A pram bag is ideal to carry essentials such as nappies, muslins and outfits. They come with plenty of pockets and space, so that new parents can easily locate what they require without having to search for it.

Generally, pushchairs prams and strollers can be checked on board as cabin baggage. It is best to research the specific rules of your airline and regulations prior to traveling.

Stylish design

The stylish pram bags are designed to sit on top of your stroller, making it simple for you to grab what you need at a moment's notice. They come with storage pockets for nappies wipes, milk bottles, and wipes bottles, and pockets with zippers for your valuables. There are also styles that have pram set hooks to allow them to be affixed to your pram frame.

The Storksak pram bag is equipped with backpack straps and shoulder straps. It can be used for travel strollers such as the Joolz AER+ and Baby Jogger City Tour 2. It also fits Bugaboo Minu, Uppababy Minu and Babyzen Yoyo 2 as well. 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.

There is plenty of room

A stroller bag can carry all your essentials, from baby wipes keys, milk bottles, and baby wipes to phones, wallets, and wallets. A quality stroller bag will feature spacious compartments for storage that keep everything in a neat and tidy place. Look for models with a dedicated cup or bottle holders, front pockets for tissues and wet wipes and a zippered pocket for valuables and more to ensure you have everything you need at a moment's notice.

For travellers, consider the option of a backpack-style compact stroller bag with straps that can easily be converted into a shoulder bag. This practical design allows you to easily transport your 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 large bag measures 45cm x 69cm x 26cm and features an entry and exit.

Straps that are thick

The straps are thick and sturdy in the pram bag offer support for heavy loads, reducing strain on the shoulder. To ensure maximum comfort, a comfortable strap should be adjustable and cushioned. Additionally the straps should be large enough to distribute the weight equally across both shoulders. This is important to prevent the possibility of injury or discomfort when you travel for long periods of time.

Straps for changing bags for babies can be made of recycled leather or nylon. The latter is made from waste fishing nets, which would otherwise end in our oceans. It is also extremely robust, which makes it a sustainable option for the environment and babies.

Thick straps are a key feature of backpacks and you can pick among straps with binding or without it. Straps with binding tend to be broader and allow the use of high density thin foam. Straps with thinner material are ideal for lighter load or shorter trips. On the other hand, straps with no binding are more comfortable for heavier loads and longer trips.

A good strap begins with a piece webbing that is the same width as the hardware. This usually consists of two rectangle rings, or, if the strap will be removable, Pushchair (I-Hire.Ca) a pair D-rings, as well as a an swivel clip. The webbing is then fed into the strap slider tabs, and stitch it in the appropriate position. To make the straps more comfortable you can cushion them by stitching a layer of soft fleece or cotton jersey over the webbing. This will stop the strap from touching the skin and is more attractive than the airmesh used in many fashion bags.

Easy to clean

It's easy to not think about emptying the baskets in your pram, especially when you're constantly moving. Choose a pram that has a lined bag that is easy to clean. Choose a style made of non-toxic and safe for babies materials that has been tested and complies with International Standards REACH & CSPC.

For the best results when cleaning your pram bag it's wise to disassemble any fabric parts that can be removed, such as the seat or canopy before 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 the clothes dry away from direct sun which can fade the colours. If there are stubborn stains scrub them off using an old toothbrush to get rid of them. Alternatively, you can machine wash your bag following the instructions of the manufacturer, and then air dry it.