Are these bags big enough for cloth nappying?

Its likely that when my baby is born my toddler will still be in cloth too. Are Pink Lining bags big enough or will I really struggle to get enough in?

I'll also be carrying wipes, a few muslins, a change of clothes for tiny baby and maybe for toddler too... Or I could leave some of that to make room for the nappies

Any tips on a lovely alternative if not?

I had a pink lining bag when I temporarily had 2 in cloth. It was this style... With the two elasticated pockets on the ends
http://m.johnlewis.com/mt/www.johnlewis ... oduct.aspx

The jujube bags are bigger but pricer. I know @louise has one which doubles as a rucksack.

I'm using an onbag at the moment - and it's by far the most practical bag I've had so far. Only 1 in cloth now, but could use it for 2 no trouble.

No experience of Pink Lining bags but Ju Ju Bes are my first choice for nappy bags. I have several. My Packabe gets used the most as it can be worn over your shoulder when baby is in a sling on your back and as a rucksack when baby is on your front.

I have two in cloth and have a pink lining bag, a blooming gorgeous one, they're a bit wider than the yummy mummy ones and I can pack in enough cloth nappies, wipes etc etc as I need for a day out

I have a blooming gorgeous pink lining bag which I am yet to use but it does look very spacious and after having 2 in cloth before, I'd say that this one is big enough as it is rather roomy

Thanks for your replies ladies. I think I'll splash out on a Blooming gorgeous bag when the funds come in.