NEWHEY Baby Changing Bag Backpack with Portable Changing Mat – Waterproof Nappy Bag in Green

If you want one bag that does the work of a nappy bag and a proper day rucksack, this NEWHEY changing bag backpack is designed around that idea. On paper it’s a “grab-and-go” setup for parent life: a large backpack form factor, a portable changing mat, and a waterproof pouch for wet items. The big question is whether the extra space and pocketing will genuinely help you stay organised rather than just adding bulk.

What it is and what it’s for

This is a baby changing bag backpack aimed at day trips, nursery runs, and all the little “we’re out longer than planned” moments. The included portable changing mat and the waterproof bag for wet or frequently used items mean you’re not left improvising on a wobbly surface. It also has a main compartment sized for a laptop up to 15.6 inches, which can be handy if you’re combining childcare errands with work essentials.

A quick, real-life example: you arrive at a café or soft-play, unclip the backpack, unfold the portable mat, stash nappies and wipes in the easy-reach sections, then put anything used into the waterproof pouch. When you’re done, everything goes back into the bag and you’re on your way.

The essentials: design, storage and organisation

What stands out is the way the bag is built to keep baby kit separated. The description mentions 18 interior pockets, plus a dedicated organiser for nappies, a pocket for tissues, and bottle-friendly storage. There are also internal sections intended for a parent’s small essentials, including a pocket for keys.

In practical terms, this sort of pocket density is great if you like a “place for everything” routine. If you’re the opposite and tend to throw things in and sort later, you may find the layout takes a bit of getting used to.

Portable changing mat and waterproof wet bag

This set includes a foldable portable changing mat and a waterproof laundry bag for nappies/towels/bibs or items you’ll want to keep contained. There’s also a car-stroller carry strap mentioned, so you can carry them in the bag, hold them separately, or hang them on the pushchair.

The waterproof aspect is especially useful because nappy changes are unpredictable. It’s one of those features that won’t impress you when you’re still at home—but you’ll appreciate it when spills and moisture happen outside.

Comfort and day-to-day carrying

The back panel is described as ergonomic, with improved padded shoulder straps, plus durable stroller straps for hanging the bag while you’re out. Double zips are said to be easy to use with one hand, which matters when you’re juggling a baby and still need access quickly.

That said, it’s still a large backpack-style bag, so it can feel more substantial than a slimmer sling or compact nappy bag. If you prefer minimal carry, this might not be the fastest “light option”.

Bottle pockets, insulated storage and day-trip usefulness

The bag includes insulated bottle pockets and additional bottle-friendly storage, plus elastic pockets for utensils (spoon and fork are mentioned). The description also claims the insulated bottle pocket is designed to fit most bottle brands and isn’t easily damaged.

If feeding time is part of your routine (or you regularly carry a mix of bottles and snack items), this kind of split storage tends to be genuinely useful. If your routine is mostly nappies and wipes with fewer extras, you may not fully use the capacity.

What to know before you buy

Before deciding, it’s worth checking how you’ll actually use the size and laptop compartment. You’re getting a backpack with a main section for a 15.6-inch laptop, and the overall dimensions are given as 31.00 x 21.00 x 44.00 cm. If you don’t need that laptop space, you’re paying for capability you might not use.

Also, while it’s described as water-resistant with easy-clean linings, you’ll still want to treat it as a practical nappy bag rather than something you’d deliberately subject to heavy-weather exposure.

Mini FAQ

Is this a changing bag or a normal backpack?

It’s a changing bag backpack, but it’s positioned as multi-use: you can carry it like a rucksack, use it as a travel bag, or treat it as a hand bag depending on your day.

Does it include a changing mat?

Yes. The set includes a portable, foldable changing mat with an included strap for stroller attachment.

Is there storage for wet items?

There is a waterproof bag for wet items such as used towels, bibs or nappies.

Will it fit bottles?

The description mentions insulated bottle pockets and says the pocket is designed to fit most bottle brands.

Final verdict

It makes sense if you want a large, organised changing bag that doubles as a day rucksack, especially if you like having separate compartments for nappies, wipes, bottles and parent essentials. The portable changing mat and waterproof wet bag are the practical touches that help most when you’re out.

It might not suit you if you prefer smaller, lighter nappy bags or you don’t want to carry a backpack with extra compartments. Worth considering if you’re planning regular outings and want everything contained in one place, but better avoided if you’re after a compact, minimal kit.