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What I immediately noticed about the Petunia Pickle Bottom Boxy Backpack is that it was a great blend of stylish and functional. While it can be worn as a crossbody bag, shoulder bag or backpack, it really shines as a tote bag—it looks more like a high-quality, designer tote than a diaper bag. Plus, it has a lot of practical features including five interior pockets, two exterior pockets, and stroller straps. The highlight for me was definitely the zip-out changing station in front, which included two built-in pockets for wipes and diapers—I really loved it. You can just set your bag out on a changing table and be ready to go. %% IMAGE 1 %% This would be a great bag for long days or even vacations. Plus, it could easily be more than a diaper bag. In particular, I thought it would be a great choice for college or grad students with laptops, books, and other supplies they need to lug across campus. Once you’re done with diapers you could gift the student in your life a Petunia Pickle Bottom bag. That being said, the bag is a bit bulky and awkward to use as a backpack, it definitely works better as a tote. Plus, at a little under $200, it’s one of the pricier bags I tested. While I think the quality justifies the cost, I’d be hesitant to recommend this bag to anyone on a budget. **Weight:** 3 lbs. | **Volume: 19.6 L | **Care instructions:** Wipe clean %% TESTIMONIAL 1 %%