For almost 4 years I have been lugging a diaper bag around with me everywhere. Yes diaper bags are a huge essential or you could say “life saver” when it comes to outings with your babies and/or toddlers… but what about when your toddler isn’t so toddler anymore? Do you still carry the same things around in your diaper bag?

The other day I was cleaning out my diaper bag and I came to the realization that I only have one kid in diapers who is on the verge of potty training. I usually only carry a water bottle around because the boys are to big for sippy cups and I hardly ever use baby wipes or diaper rash cream anymore. So why was I carrying all this extra stuff around? Maybe it’s time to downsize my bag. (I thought I’d never see the day!)

Recently, I was introduced to Eve Cork, a brand with eco-friendly cork handbags and accessories that are ethnically handmade with care in Portugal. Eve believes in supporting nature and letting it shine through their products, hence why they are vegan approved ;). Eve has also designed their products to fit into your modern day lifestyle whether you are that 20 some city girl, the average mom juggling it all or the trendy grandma — that is exactly why I have fallen in love with this company! I can see myself still loving and using this bag years from now.

I fell in love with the Ara Satchel because of its lightweight classic design and detachable shoulder strap. This bag has enough room for a few diapers (just in case), wipes, tractors, my wallet, cell phone, lipsticks and a snack or two- can you believe it!? I love that I can carry it across my body so that I’m able to keep both kids in line + balance groceries and what not. When it’s just Brent and I heading downtown, it’s not too big nor bulky!

After plenty of outings with my Eve Cork bag, it’s honestly the lightest bag I’ve owned and the cork material is so soft! 

So now tell me, what you think of this bag!? Did you get a chance to take a look at all of the other gorgeous Eve Cork products, if so, which is your favourite?

Thanks for reading,
Kassandra