🎀 Adora Accessories - Neutral Pattern for Changing Styles Review

My 3 year old daughter loves this bag! It was a birthday present for my younger sister. It's big enough for real diapers, wipes and hand sanitizer and we used the changing pad to change baby (she LOVES helping!)

This diaper bag is too small to be used as a diaper bag, even for a doll. It literally only fits the two supplied nappies and a changing mat, it's not big enough to hold an extra change of clothes, a bottle or similar. Every little girl I know packs a diaper bag for her doll, not a pack. I returned it and just bought a diaper bag for a human baby.

My daughter loves to play with dolls but specifically asked for a boy doll for Christmas as she doesn't have one. I've searched everywhere and found very few accessories that weren't pink. I wasn't even lucky enough to find more neutral colors like yellow or green. I stumbled across this and ordered. She was delighted and kept carrying it with her. It's only been a week but she seems to be holding up well and she's very happy about it. Definitely recommend.

My 5 year old girl was missing a diaper bag for her dolls. I thought of many things when purchasing it, and this Adora bag was a winner: it fits both boy and girl dolls; it has the bare essentials, but it doesn't have 25 other small pieces of plastic that are just scattered around the house and never end up in a bag; and it has realistic diapers that can be reused. The diapers don't fit perfectly around the waist of our 18-20" dolls (although they may fit 18" American Girl or Our Generation…

When I ordered this from Vine I had a gut feeling my 3 and 4 year olds would fight for it so I bought a second one. I'm so glad I did. One of these arrived the other day and for the price the quality is amazing. Both of my girls have several Adora dolls and absolutely love them. They know we still use a diaper bag to carry their cups and other essentials when we are out, so they understand that a diaper bag is needed for the little ones. We had to keep asking them to share and take turns until…