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Baby Essentials Front Quilted Pocket Diaper Bag Backpack + Changing Pad + Pacifier Pouch - Black

SKU 4230
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(12 Bags per case)

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Description

Baby Essentials Front Quilted Pocket Diaper Bag Backpack in Black offers parents a practical, all-in-one solution for on-the-go diaper changes. This bulk case includes 12 bags, each featuring a quilted front design with convenient organization pockets—a front zipper pocket, two side stretch pockets, and a secure internal zippered section keep essentials within reach.

The water-resistant outer polyester canvas wipes clean easily with a gentle soapy cloth, making cleanup simple after messy outings. Includes a changing pad and pacifier pouch for complete portability. Measuring 16" X 12.5" X 6", each bag provides ample space for diapers, wipes, bottles, and more. Ideal for daycare centers, gift shops, and retailers stocking quality baby gear.

  • Bulk case of 12 diaper bags
  • Black with gold zipper
  • Front zipper pocket
  • 2 side stretch pockets
  • Secure internal zippered section
  • Easy to wipe clean with a gentle soapy cloth
  • Water resistant outer polyester canvas
  • Diaper Measures 16" X 12.5" X 6"
Carton Measurements
  • Weight: 27.0 lb
  • Dimensions: 18.5 x 13 x 26 Inches
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