Best Diaper Bag Ever!

If you know me, you know I have a little obsession with Vera Bradley. It's not over the top to have a matching lunch bag, ID badge, purse, and necklace, is it?! My favorite pattern is Purple Punch, and that is the pattern my Weekender bag is in. They don't have that pattern on Amazon, but they have several other cute patterns.

We use the Weekender as the to-go bag, which is our diaper bag and everything else we need when we go somewhere. That's a lot of stuff, and the Weekender holds it all! There are lots of pockets both inside and out, and even with everything we bring with us there is still room for toss-ins. I actually like it better than the Vera Bradley diaper bag because it has a long strap to carry with in addition to the short over the shoulder straps. Plus, it's bigger and has a wider (as opposed to deeper) shape so that it's easier to find things.

My primary use for it has been as a to-go bag, but I know that it will be a perfect bag for a weekend out of town. I have a small duffle in another print that we have used a lot, and the Weekender is bigger than that. It would be a very cute little girl's sleepover bag. :)

I am only reviewing products that I know and have used, so rest assured that anything I recommend on here has been tested and approved by yours truly!

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