Trip Mom: Lists

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1 General items for family list sunscreen bug spray tissues First Aid kit (as applicable): bandages antibacterial ointment medicine* (pain relievers, allergy, etc.) calamine lotion gauze tape cold compress tweezers antiseptic wipes sunburn gel thermometer Emergency kit (for car travel) lip balm water and/or water bottles snacks (for convenience, consider a separate bag for water and snacks) camera videocamera cell phone charger (and other chargers) headphones sunglasses hats shampoo conditioner body soap lotion nail clippers anti-bacterial wipes (for hands or other cleaning) *Consult your health care provider before administering any medications. Follow all instructions and directions.

2 General items for family list anti-bacterial gel entertainment (*For convenience, consider a separate fun bag to carry and locate entertainment items for the family or each individual; see below for full list of ideas) books, books on tape, podcasts, electronics, music devices, computer, movies, art and craft supplies, activities, games) surprises (see tips section) beach bag swim goggles

3 Diaper bag list diapers (Aim for 8-10 per day for infants and adjust for age. You can really never have too many diapers so consider at least 6 per day). swim diapers wipes (Another item of which you can never have too many.) diaper garbage bags diaper crème baby powder diaper changing pad 1 or 2 disposable diaper changing pads pacifiers pacifier clips baby food bottles sippy cups disposable silverware and bowls bibs (consider disposable and one washable) nursing cover baby blanket burp cloth teethers tissues nail file or nail clippers antibacterial ointment bandages anti-bacterial gel (for cleaning hands) extra clothes baby shampoo baby conditioner baby soap infant carrier

4 Newborns to 6 months list breastfeeding supplies nursing blanket or cover breast pump bottles nipples ice pack insulated bag cleaning wipes bottle supplies bottles nipples formula water ice pack insulated bag baby food/cereal baby spoons diaper bag (see above) blankets favorite toys (2-5 is enough) clothes shirts (long and short-sleeved) onesies pants and/or shorts dresses/sundresses pajamas socks shoes, sandals (optional) coat or sweatshirt swimming suit hat

5 Newborns to 6 months list gloves boots furniture travel crib or bassinet bouncy chair car seat

6 Babies (6 months to 1 ½ years) list breastfeeding supplies nursing blanket breast pump bottles nipples ice pack insulated bag cleaning wipes bottle supplies bottles nipples formula water ice pack insulated bag sippy cups baby food and cereal (if necessary) baby silverware (consider disposable) (if necessary) diaper bag (see above) blankets favorite toys and other toys (lots) books clothes shirts (long and short-sleeved) onesies pants and/or shorts dresses/sundresses pajamas socks shoes, sandals (optional) coat or sweatshirt swimming suit

7 Babies (6 months to 1 ½ years) list hat gloves boots toothbrush toothpaste hairbands brush comb furniture travel crib or bassinet travel high chair car seat

8 Toddlers (2-3 years) list snacks sippy cups baby silverware (consider disposable) diaper bag (see above) blankets favorite toys and other toys (lots) books clothes shirts (long and short-sleeved) pants and/or shorts dresses/sundresses pajamas underwear socks extra shoes, sandals (optional) coat or sweatshirt swimming suit hat gloves boots toothbrush toothpaste hairbands brush comb furniture travel crib (if applicable) car seat disposable or washable pad for potty trainers (if applicable)

9 4 years and up list snacks favorite toys and other toys chargers headphones books clothes shirts (long and short-sleeved) pants and/or shorts dresses/sundresses pajamas underwear socks extra shoes, sandals (optional) coat or sweatshirt swimming suit hat gloves boots toothbrush toothpaste hairbands brush comb other potentially necessary items bands for braces retainers contact case and solution glasses face soap acne medicine razor deodorant

10 4 years and up list makeup hair gel, mouse, hairspray

11 Fun bag list Activity books (artistic, workbooks, Sudoku, crossword puzzle, mazes, sticker books) Figures (dolls, superheros, animals, puppets, cars and trains, finger puppets, or other objects) to buy Art and craft supplies (Think beyond crayons: colored pencils, beads, washable markers, stickers, yarn, googly eyes, foam shapes and activity sets) Books Games (cards, puzzles, Rubik s cube, travel board games) Electronics movies, podcasts, books on tape handheld games music computers phones headphones chargers

12 Pregnant mom list Prenatal vitamins Nausea prevention snacks/gum (*Consider items with real ginger - ginger flavor is not enough to combat nausea.) Anti-nausea bracelets Back pillow/support device Tummy band and/ or belt for support (*Before you buy a large and expensive belt, check with your health care professional. He or she may recommend a smaller (less invasive) alternative and can give you wearing instructions. Also, you may choose to get the band (which offers some support) to reduce skin irritation from the belt.) to buy