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#13. In The Bag

"A diaper bag is a must-have for outings with your newborn. Choose a roomy style with compartments that will help you find necessities quickly. Also look for one that includes a foldout changing pad since you can't control your surroundings when Baby needs a diaper change. Select a style that suits you -- not your nursery decor--and if you ever want Daddy to carry it for you, you might want to consider his style, too."

It may sound odd but I'm really looking forward to the baby bag. There are so many different styles out there and so many different things you can get! I have decided that we probably need two baby bags, one for me and one for my husband. I am so specific about what I want and I know that I was something that is going to be gender specific but he might wants something a little more generic. Here's what I have in mind:

Carina Tote Diaper Bag - I love this bag! It matches the Carina style stroller, car seat and playard set that I have picked out. It's a big bag and it has a lot of pockets!

Ashford 2 Piece Diaper Bag Set - I love this one for a little boy because, again, it matches the Ashford play sets that I have picked out. You also get two bags for the price of one!

Camouflage Bag - I found this bag for my husband because he is a hunter and he's not going to want to carry around a 'girly' diaper bag. I figured he'd love the camouflage for a boy or a girl.

Jeep Trend Diaper Bag - I also found this one for my husband, figuring he would like that it is made by Jeep so it's a bit more rugged but it's universal as well. I'm hoping he will opt for one like this rather than the camouflage bag!

Coach Diaper Bag - Now, if I really got the bag that I wanted, it would be this adorable Coach diaper bag. Ever since my best friend got me a Coach purse, I have been obsessed! Isn't this adorable? I would use it regardless of the gender of the baby. They say they are pretty sturdy bags but I don't know if I'm willing to spend $300 on a diaper bag!

I am beginning to love all things baby and I can't wait to find out what this little monster is so I can start buying things and adding things to the baby registry!

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