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Travelling with a baby is hard enough, so we are here to help your take care of your little ones.
Thinking of what you need for yourself is difficult enough and travelling babies have their own special needs. Check this list of baby packing items to make sure you are prepared for your next trip:
"Having a baby is a life-changer. It gives you a whole other perspective on why you wake up every day." - Taylor Hanson
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Baby Stroller/PramUsed to push around a young one at walking or jogging speed. Strollers have become quit advanced and in some cases very expensive. | |
Diaper/Nappy (Disposable)Generally more absorbent than cloth nappies and convenient to use. They probably end up costing more and may not be as good for the environment. | |
Diaper/Nappy (Cloth)Reusable nappies. | |
Diaper Rash CreamFor soothing diaper rash. | |
Swim DiaperDiapers designed with swimming in mind so you don't make a mess in the water. | |
Waterproof SheetUsed under a normal sheet to keep underneath dry. | |
Baby WipesFor quickly cleaning up a variety of messy situations. | |
Nursing PadFor stopping unwanted milk related stains from appearing and keeping you dry. | |
Baby PowderNamed for its ability to help a baby with rashes and chaffing, baby powder commonly contains talc and can put to many different tasks. | |
Baby WashA gentle detergent formulated so young ones sensitive skin and eyes. Can be put to many other uses like cleaning dishes, dogs and adults. | |
Baby ShampooA gentle formula for cleaning babies that is also useful for other tasks where the subject may be sensitive to stronger cleaning products. | |
Baby ConditionerConditioner can be particularly useful if your young one has long hair that tends to tangle. There are also 2 in 1 baby shampoo and conditioners. | |
Baby LotionBaby skin may lose moisture faster than an adult, so these lotions claim to help keep it hydrated and prevent damage and reduce the chances of skin conditions. | |
Pacifier/DummyApparently they just aren't good for keeping your baby quiet and can reduce the chance of SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome). | |
Baby ToyA baby toy can help your baby develop. They don't necessarily need to be expensive, just make sure they are safe. | |
Baby Bath ToyMake bath time fun and a learning experience. | |
Baby TowelSome special baby towels come with a hood, although these are not necessary. | |
Baby FoodBe prepared with what you are going to feed the baby. Special baby food is normally soft for easy consumption. | |
Baby Powder FormulaAn alternative or supplement to natural milk. | |
Breast MilkExpressed breast milk to be stored for later use. | |
Breast PumpUsed to extract breast milk for later consumption or to stimulate lactation. | |
BibHung around the neck to protect the chest area from spilled food or drink. | |
Burping ClothsPlaced on the shoulder to catch any spit-ups that occur while burping a baby. | |
Baby Utensils (Spoon, Fork)Small utensils for a baby to eat with. | |
Sippy CupA special cup to make it easier for a young one to drink through a spout without spilling all the contents at once. | |
Baby BottleA bottle with a teat. Can allow self feeding. | |
Baby Bottle NippleThe teat that attaches to the baby bottle. | |
Baby Bottle CleanerNormally a brush like cleaning utensil inserted into the baby bottle to assist in cleaning. | |
Baby BowlSmall and preferably unbreakable bowl for putting baby food in. | |
Child Safety SeatA seat specifically designed to protect children in the case of any unfortunate vehicle accidents. | |
Baby CarrierNormally a double shoulder strap carrier supporting a seat to hold the baby, although it is also a generic term for all types of baby carrying devices. | |
Portable CribAn infants bed with barred or latticed sides. | |
Baby SlingA material sling worn across the shoulder and holds the baby close to the body. | |
Baby BouncerA special seat for a baby where you, or they, can them to bounce up and down. | |
Baby SwingA special seat that allows the baby to move in a swinging motion. | |
Baby Play YardA movable contained area with high walls where a baby can play or sleep in a restricted area. | |
Baby Bathtub (Inflatable)A portable tub that can be used to bath or just play in the water. | |
Infant ToothbrushA small toothbrush that should have soft bristles. | |
High ChairA raised chair to safely hold an infant, making it easier to reach them and so they can be in on all the action. | |
Baby BlanketThere are different styles of baby blankets. Often used for covering or lying on top of. | |
Baby Changing Mat/PadSomething you can place the baby on while you change a diaper. | |
Baby Changing TableA table where you can change a diaper. | |
Dirty Diaper BagA bag for soiled diapers you are going to clean or dispose of. Recommended: waterproofing and a shoulder strap. | |
NightlightA comforting soft glowing light. | |
Baby SuncreamThere seems to be some conflicting information about baby sunscreen. Some seem to say sunscreen shouldn't be put on babies younger than 6 months, so check what the packaging says. | |
Baby MonitorA baby monitor can provide you with sound or video to check on your infant while in another location. | |
ChildproofingOnce a young one starts crawling you will need to prepare areas they may reach. This can involve locking cabinets or fencing off areas. | |
Nursing BraA bra that can allow you to feed without removing the bra and should add good support for lactating breasts. |
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