ZomeeMulti-Functional Fanny Pack for Wearable Breast Pumps and Portable Diaper Changing Mat- Eco-Friendly and Stylish (TAN)

I am so glad I decided to try this bag. This has been great for taking out for quick trips. It includes a changing pad and easily holds a couple diapers and a travel pack of wipes as well as a few essential items such as slim wallet and keys. So cute!

This fits all of my wearable pump parts perfectly! I use an Elvie Stride, and it fits everything I need. You can use the bag to hold the motor if you don't have pockets, which is nice. The bag itself is cute, but don't expect to store much more than your pump. It is cute enough to function as a bag/fanny pack when my pumping days are over, which is a plus. This is a cute, discreet, lightweight choice for taking your portable pump on the go!

The media could not be loaded.  I had hoped this could fit my pumping supplies but no such luck (see photos) since it’s not a wearable pump. It does work as a mini diaper bag though (again see photo) with a couple diapers, wipes in the clear inside zipper pocket, change of clothes, spitup cloth, and either toys or small wallet and keys in the front pocket. There is a small changing pad in the very back. The bag zips open smoothly and very wide, is well-lined to hold wet items, and has supple outter material. The color is a sort of pinkish tan—more on the tan side but I would call it blush. Since I’m not using it for pumping supplies, my only wish is that it had an extra pocket inside or the front zipper pocket were bigger. The buckle looks nice (gold like the rest of the hardware) though the protrusions seem like the could scratch—they are a pointy on one side. I would also like this in a smaller version (minus the changing pad) to use as a belt bag purse because it’s that nice. I haven’t had it long enough to comment on wear and tear but will update if it doesn’t hold up with use.

I really wanted to love this bag. It's a beautiful bag and the color is very nice. Unfortunately, the strap ripped after one use. I only had two diapers, a small pack of wipes and a diaper rash cream so it was not heavy. I gave it two stars due to this. I will now have to look into purchasing another sturdier bag since I can't use this one anymore.

I received this seemingly used. Pretty gross as I need it to carry my portable breast pump and items for my baby.

You can use this as a purse or as a mini diaper bag or pump storage. It’s really soft and such a pretty color. The hardware is smooth and easy to use. The zipper is like butter. I really like it and can see myself using it for a very long time.

The pink bag is definitely more of a tan color. Really good quality. The whole bag is insulated. Would work great as a small diaper bag or to take your pump on the go (if it is small enough). Excited to use this when shopping with my baby.

I like the idea of this bag. It holds my Elvie wearable pump and a few other items I need on the go if I'm traveling either without baby or with my full-size diaper bag. I also use it as a mini diaper bag/purse when I'm just out running errands. But it can't really function as both unless you travel REALLY light (like one pump, one diaper (especially if above size 1), smallest travel pack of wipes, one burp rag). Not that I want it to, but just want to clarify in case you do.Features I really like:-included changing pad-front pocket with card slots that can easily hold the bare minimum errand-running stuff (keys, lip gloss)-the strap is really nice as is the gold hardware-wipeable/liquid resistant interiorChanges I'd request:-I get that the exterior is touted as easy to clean, but it just looks and feels (and sounds!) like plastic. I mean, it is. But it resembles "vegan leather" in the way that carrots resemble bacon. I'd rather pay a little more for something that is actually leatherlike or even neoprene.-I can't decide if the color is actually tan or if it's pinkish. It's fine, but I wish it were very obviously TAN/camel. Or I'd like a black with black hardware.Overall, I give this a 4.5 star rating, and that's mostly due to the plasticky nature of the material. Would still recommend with that caveat.