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Bumble Bags Madeline Hanging Stroller Backpack Mocha Stripe | 
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| Brand: Bumble Bags
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $116.00
Buy New: $115.95
You Save: $0.05
Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Color: Mocha Stripe
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.6
Dimensions (in): 14.2 x 13.2 x 3
Model: Bum-6040
UPC: 184792000339
EAN: 0184792000339
Release Date: June 12, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Water-Resistant & Stain-Resistant exterior. Water-Resistant & Soil Proof Lining | | • | No Dry Cleaning Necessary. Simply Spot Clean | | • | Can be worn as a Backpack or Hang from the Stroller Handle Bars with Our Pop Out Stroller Straps | | • | Multiple Pockets inc.Two inner Elastic Bottle Straps, Zip Pocket and Separate Pocket Especially for it's Changing Pad. |
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Product Description
The Madeline Backpack is truly a one-of-a-kind bag with pop-out stroller straps to securely hang from most stroller handle bars, then easily tuck them away when not in use! It's a backpack that is comfortable enough to be warn all day. It may be compact, but you'll be surprised at how much it actually holds! You'll find a place for everything, and everything in its place. This bag features increased water/stain resistancy, great linings, multiple pockets, and there is even a changing mat tucked away inside! At Divas and Drooligans, we must admit that this is a favorite! The Mocha Stripe pattern adds a classic, sophisticated look for stylish mom and her baby girl! We know you will love the Bumble Bag collection as much as we do!
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| Customer Reviews:
 Just the right size! Convenient and Stylish August 14, 2008
I love the Madeline backpacks best because they are great quality, long lasting (I've carried mine for over a year and not a single bit of damage), and are really cute. I am able to carry all of my daughter's meals for the day, a day's supply of diapers and wipes, a changing pad, back-up odds and ends such as meds and creams, lotions, etc. and my stuff like my wallet and a make-up bag. I disagree with anyone who says this bag is too small unless they like to carry around just way too much stuff-- I guess that's just a subjective thing, but at any rate, I think it is perfectly designed (love the pop-out stroller straps), convenient (yes, hands-free!) and it is stylish too! Not my top recommendation for a mom toting around several children of different ages, but for a mom of one or two, easy-peasy!!
 Poorly designed November 23, 2007
The pattern is fabulous... but that's about it. It's on the small side for a backpack. The pockets on the side can't really hold bottles. I struggled to get Avent bottles in there. There is only one slim pocket on the front and minimal pockets on the inside. You won't be able to sort things to easily retrieve them later. The outside material is soft and fuzzy and I doubt it can withstand much abuse (or simply water for that matter). I returned mine after seeing the lack of organizational compartments and space. Take a look a the Packabe by Ju Ju Be instead. Now *they* thought of everything.
 Just right size everyday backpack July 12, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Just what I wanted. A small backpack to free up my hands. The material is very soft and pretty. Pockets are great, two on outside are very helpful, other two on outside are too small and not snug. I would also have liked more substantial shoulder straps, but I do recommend this packpack.
 Color different in real life May 30, 2007
1 out of 7 found this review helpful
On the internet, the backpack looks white with brown stripes. When I received the product in the mail, it had pink and blue stripes along with the brown ones. I'm returning it to get a different one!
Great diaper bag May 10, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I really love this diaper bag, it is beautiful, has everything it needs, and doesn't look like a "grandma" bag - the only thing I would change is make it a little bigger to fit more in it, but there is plenty of room for everyday use.
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