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They are generally big, burdensome, oversized, and not very practical. Of course, I’m talking about diaper bags! Diaper bags have a way of making an experience in town fun or outright miserable, depending on the style, ease of use, and size of the bag itself. This is why we have chosen to feature BLVD’s Victoria and Ivy Backpack.
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Today’s fashion-conscious mom can’t be seen toting the usual, over-sized and obvious diaper bag around town. BLVD’s Satine Spring Collection offers two bags that double as perfect diaper bags-in-disguise. The large messenger bag, Victoria, makes a great over-the-shoulder diaper bag and includes a plethora of pockets to easily organize and separate the diapers and baby powder from mom’s cell phone and lip gloss. The Ivy Backpack allows mom to carry a functional and stylish bag while staying hands-free to hold baby and shopping bags. With wide straps and six exterior pockets, it offers easily accessible storage solutions for the busy, yet fashion-savvy mom. Both bags are made of rich Italian quilted satines in black and chocolate that don’t get dirty and are easily washable.BLVD has been featured in Lucky, Child, and Real Simple Magazines because of their style and the practicality of the products they make. In fact, these timeless bags translate into an every-day bag once the toddler is potty-trained. These bags would make great baby gifts for expectant moms or great Christmas presents for the new mom. Ivy and Victoria can be purchased in fine boutiques and department stores nationwide or online at www.blvdbags.com. Check them out!
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