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BabyPartner checklists: travel basics
If you are going to make a trip with your newborn you probably will need to carry a lot of gear. But most airplanes or even SUVs do not provide enough room for you to bring everything.
Our travel basics checklist lets you determine the most important items to bring with you, so that you can leave the bulky stuff behind! If you're travelling by air, pack a couple of extra diapers and a change of clothes in your carry-on baggage. The change in pressure may cause some embarrasing moments. A bottle or pacifier for your baby to suck on while landing will help equalize the pressure.
Print out the following list and carry it with you while shopping, or click on the links to buy from our online store!
Travel basics
- Baby carrier
- The most convenient way to carry your baby while travelling
- Bottles & formula
- Make sure you have enough to cover you during delays
- Favorite Books & CDs
- Car seat
- Even if you are flying you are going to need this when you get to your destination. It can be useful on the plane too.
- Car seat carrier
- Diapers
- You will need one for each hour of your trip plus a few extras
- Diaper bag
- Make sure its big enough to carry everything you are going to need
- Disposable bibs
- Pacifier
- You may want to carry an extras in case one gets lost
- First aid kit
- Plastic bags
- To store dirty diapers and wet clothes
- Portable playard
- A familiar environment will make your baby feel at home
- Portable bottle warmer
- Stroller accessories
- You may want to bring a stroller frame (travel system), rain cover and sun, insect and wind protector
- Travel-sized toiletries
- Wearable blanket
- Items marked with a pink asterisk are optional
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