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| The Tool Kit from Babymel |
The Tool Kit (as you can see from the picture) has 2 side pockets big enough to carry a baby bottle or a small juice bottle. This was a handy design feature for me but would have liked to have seen the pockets insulated. At the bottom of the bag is a net for small toys or dummies to be stored in.
The top of the bag is closed by a zip for security and this was great as I could put my purse in the bag without leaving it on show or struggling to hold it and push the pram, although the Tool Kit does have a large pocket on the front of the bag for such items it was too small for my purse but my keys fitted nicely.
Along with my purse I fitted a change of clothes, a washable nappy liner and outer and my hand sanitiser and baby wipes in the main compartment but could not fit my fold up changing mat (I find this essential as not all changing stations are hygenic in toilets!). If you used disposable nappies you would have more room for other items. The liner of the bag is waterproof. The design attached easily to my pram and did not get in the way when pushing and it was able to be left in place when I folded the pram.
All packed up.....
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| Ready for the off! |
As we were going for the whole day shopping I found the Tool Kit was not quite big enough for all my requirements - it is perfect for shorter journey or when out to lunch. For a longer trip I would perhaps suggest one of the other gorgeous designs from Babymel including the bigger version of the Tool kit - The Tool Bag. All in all I think the Tool Kit is a great item but I would myself also invest in the Tool Bag for the extra space especially as a washable nappy Mum. The larger Tool Bag is also available to buy from John Lewis
The Tool Kit bag was supplied to me by Babymel for review purposes only.
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