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Vera Bradley Curling Iron Cover Review

Vera Bradley Curling Iron Cover
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The pattern is really cute. I like the material on the inside of the cover. It protects your staightner and keeps it from ruining over things that it comes in contact with. Makes a great gift!

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DadGear Backpack Diaper Bag Review

DadGear Backpack Diaper Bag
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For our first baby (now age 3), we used a Baby Kaed backpack diaper bag, and it worked out great, but after we had another baby (now 10 months), we found the Baby Kaed too small to carry all the necessary supplies for both kids. It was time to upgrade!
After conducting extensive diaper bag research, I found a bag that either parent could carry (a definite plus, as some diaper bags are "girly"), with organization to spare, plenty of room, plus an ergonomic backpack design that makes it easy to manage the kids while out and about: the Dad Gear Backpack Diaper Bag.
Can't say enough good things about this bag! First, the wipes are easily accessible without even opening the pack, via a flip-down compartment on the outside. Genius! Second, there is a pocket for diapers that's on the very top of the bag, so you never have to dig around for them. Next, there are two deep side pockets (one on each side), and I routinely fit four cans of premade formula on one side, and a bottle on the other side with a zip-lock bag of extra drop-in bottle liners. Then there are two mesh pockets on the outside of the bag, perfectly sized for a sippy cup or spare bottle (or even my own water bottle)
There are two organizational pockets in the front, one of which I use to store diaper supplies (lotions/creams, changing pad, extra wipes, hand sanitizer and the like), and the other I use for crayons, books, and a zip-lock bag with a bib and baby spoon.
Finally, there's a huge middle pocket, which I use to store a spare outfit for each child (right down to the socks, in case of catastrophe), snacks for the toddler, baby food for the baby, toys, coloring books, board books and a few other odds and ends that make life easier.
This bag is comfortable to carry, as well. We live close to Disney, and have used it on our frequent, all-day park excursions. The straps and the design of the bag make it easy to manage, and I highly recommend it to parents with more than one child!
Worth the money! Daddy will thank you.

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If ample storage space and extreme organization are what you're after, look no further than the DadGear Backpack. Designed in the spirit of hiking packs from our native Colorado, this rugged backpack maintains our standard of excellence for DadGear diaper bags. We were able to combine the ultimate in looks and functionality with features for great organization. This roomy backpack includes our patent pending features and is available in numerous styles and colors. Ergonomically-shaped, padded shoulder straps make carrying the pack very comfortable; or use the integrated straps to easily hang it from a stroller. Features include:
Quick access wipes window and refillable wipes case make grabbing wipes a breeze
Diaper hammock keeps diapers at the top of the pack
Spacious main compartment has a clamshell opening for easy access to contents
Two large pockets with numerous compartments make it simple to organize and find everything
Two bottle pockets accessible from the exterior hold up to 2 bottles each
Light-colored interior helps you see everything inside
Stroller straps attach to any style stroller and store neatly when not in use
Changing pad included
Durable materials and classic styling ensure this bag will last long after the diapering years
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DadGear Messenger Diaper Bag Review

DadGear Messenger Diaper Bag
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My husband and I put this bag on our registry on a whim figuring nobody in their right mind would pay $80 for a diaper bag. We were thrilled when we received it at our shower. Our baby was born in mid December and we loved this bag. It went everywhere with us. It holds a dozen neborn diapers in the inside pockets, bottles, formula containers, toys, clothes and even a snall blanket depending on what else you've packed. the easy access wipes are great and I love that the changing pad stores in the back zipper pocket rather than taking up space in the main compartment.
The diappointing part was that it didn't hold up. The bag itself has held up pretty well even when filled to capacity (and then some). The strap however, has not. The webbing used to make the tabs that hold the rings where the shoulder strap hooks on (attaches) to the bag itself is poor quality and began to unravel and fray by late August. It was very frustrating. The only reason we had even considered this bag was that it was big and sturdy and would last at least a couple years. Instead, I had to purchase a new (inexpensive) bag from a local store in about eight months.
Assuming that we just got one of a bad lot and the rest are fine, I would highly recommend the bag. If, on the other hand, this poor quality webbing is the norm, I suggest you look elsewhere.

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The DadGear Messenger Bag is a diaper bag that dad will proudly carry. Styled like a bike messenger bag, the Messenger is comfortable, durable, and looks cool too. On the inside, it's packed with thoughtful features like the Quick Access Wipes Case that are sure to make your life easier. The DadGear Messenger is designed to be "hands free" so you can change, feed, and entertain your child without ever having to set the bag down.

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