Travel Kit for babies / toddlers

Every time I take my little one out there are a list of things I ensure to carry. And the Travel kit varies depending on the travel.

In case, of short distances and for a short period, say an hour or so ensure to take the following –

1. Additional clothes
2. Nappies
3. Wet wipes travel size
4. Baby cream travel size (prefer normal Vaseline helpful at all times)
5. Towel / s
6. Socks
7. Bottle of water / milk / spoon / cup
8. A flask
9. If the climate is cold – then sweater set head to toe

In addition to the above list if the travel is for a long distance / longer hours –

1. Doctors contact numbers
2. Baby’s medical history file
3. Basic medicines/drops for cold/feaver/vomit
4. Bed spread with more of soft wraps to ensure sound sleep
5. Additional bottles
6. Weaning foods that are travel helpful which is more of mix with water (for instance Cerelac and incase of milk Nan/Lactogen)
7. Lots of hot water
8. More towels of various sizes
9. Clothes that will suit the travel which includes full sets, nappies, socks etc
10. Baby carrier depending on the age of the baby
11. Nail cutter (if the stayl is going to be close to a week)
12. Hair comb
13. Baby oil if required
14. A head to toe baby wash
15. Plenty of old news papers and covers, for wrapping up the waste/used nappy etc..
16. All of these in two separate easy carry and easy removable carry cases.

The next time you want to take your little one out to try this checklist, I am sure it will be helpful - Happy travel with happy baby J

Comments

Unknown said…
Hi,
This is nice and useful. we need to print a few copies of this and keep it as a checklist for packing everytime.

Regds
Krishna
February 13, 2011 at 9:42 PM
Miss Iyer said…
Super! No one can take care of a baby like u do. :) Happy baby = happy kunjali = happy chithi :D ehehhehe
February 13, 2011 at 10:55 PM
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