Things You'll Need:
- Baby Cardigans
- Baby Clothes
- Baby Hats
- Baby Socks
- Baby Blankets
- Baby Bottles
- Baby/infant Training Cups
- Changing Pads
- Pacifiers
- Hand Or Wash Towels
- Baby Food
- Baby Formulas
- Crackers
- Water
- Baby Wipes
- Diaper Creams
- Diapers
- Aprons
- Baby Spoons
- Plastic Freezer Bags
- Baby Toys
- Water
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Step 1
Pack 5 to 10 diapers (depending on length of time you will be away from the house), travel-size baby wipes (or put 20 in a zipper-lock bag), and diaper cream.
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Step 2
Include a changing pad or small towel for public places that may be less than sanitary.
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Step 3
Be ready for a starving baby with chilled breast milk or formula, one or two baby bottles, two jars of baby food and a spoon and an apron.
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Step 4
Quell a toddler's hunger tantrum with crackers and a sippy cup with juice or water. Bring enough to share.
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Step 5
Pack an extra pair of socks, a change of clothing and a cardigan or jacket.
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Step 6
Choose three favorite toys, two small books and a pacifier (if necessary) to pull out in emergencies.










Comments
mcgowan said
on 8/4/2009 I remember a few times when I walked out without the diaper bag and almost went nuts without the stuff I needed. Great advice on what to pack in the diaper bag.
noxiousoffender said
on 5/12/2009 Great advice, except 3 toys and 2 books are way too much to carry around everywhere. I only carry 1 toy and that works just fine,
chel123 said
on 3/12/2009 I think everyone should have advice as good as this!Good Job on the Article.
safetymom said
on 8/20/2007 Yeah, it's best to overpack and bring things that would likely be needed by your babies.
Their prescribed medicines and emergency medications is a wise option.
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Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 Double check the age listed on the package -- some brands cannot be used on children under a certain age (usually 6 months). You should always carry sunscreen for yourself and older children, too.