About ten months ago I wrote about the collaboration between Seventh Generation, Health Child Healthy World, the design firm IDEO, Rickshaw Bagworks and renowned architect William McDonough. Called Wee Generation, their goal was to create an ultimate green diaper bag, one that is upcycled and upcyclable; functional yet fashionable; and most important, created with parent’s needs (and feedback!) in mind. So, such as a child takes about ten months to be born, heeeeeeeeeeeere’s the Wee Generation Baby Bag!

The Wee Generation bag is made from PVC-free material, including post-consumer recycled beverage bottles. There’s a removable changing pad, as well as two removable interior totes for diapers and bottles, or toys and food, whatever you can fit in them. The bags are totally gender neutral, with a light interior so spills and dirt can’t hide from you. At $200, the bags don’t have the east price tag to swallow, but for the work put into them, it may be well worth it. It may also help to know 100% of the profits go to Healthy Child Healthy World, one of leading eco-education and advocacy groups for children. And, as a super special bonus, each bag is filled with goodies, such as a copy of the book Naturally Clean by Seventh Generation, a Wee Generation baby tee, Seventh Generation coupons, and more!

You can purchase the Wee Generation bag through Rickshaw Bagworks.