Momuvtwinboyzn1babygirl
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A checklist would be great!!!
What items should I be sure and pack for our 10 month old for our weekend camping trip?
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alot of fluids something for the bugs and sun extra spoons to feed them. extra wipes you will be surprised how quickly dirt gets under their little necks. alot of toys. once you get out there you will probably doubt you made a good choice to bring them ( don't worry it was a good idea) so don't forget the fav blanket extra passys if they are on them. life jacket if there is any chance of h2o fun.extra charged pone Battery. and protection. it is the woods right. you never know. don't forget the camera. and have fun fun fun!!!!!!
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Christian's Mami
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diapers,diapers, and MORE DIAPERS!
wipes (even more than diapers)
tons and tons of spare outfits for every environment (hot, cold, rainy and wet)
bottles,sippy cups(whichever your child uses) formula(if you still use) snack foods, food, spoons
pad to change baby on
tons of blankets (these can be used for many things)
bibs
child-safe mosquito repellant as well as children's hydrocortizone (in case they get bit)
neosporin (in case accident)
tylenol(in case)
any other medicines you may need
socks and shoes(remember it could rain)
towels
wash cloths
lotion
sunscreen
thermometer(just in case)
this is all i could come up with, but i probably forgot something
wipes (even more than diapers)
tons and tons of spare outfits for every environment (hot, cold, rainy and wet)
bottles,sippy cups(whichever your child uses) formula(if you still use) snack foods, food, spoons
pad to change baby on
tons of blankets (these can be used for many things)
bibs
child-safe mosquito repellant as well as children's hydrocortizone (in case they get bit)
neosporin (in case accident)
tylenol(in case)
any other medicines you may need
socks and shoes(remember it could rain)
towels
wash cloths
lotion
sunscreen
thermometer(just in case)
this is all i could come up with, but i probably forgot something
sun screen,bug spray ,diapers,wipes,baby food,powdered formula,bottled water for the formula,a pack in play for the baby to sleep in fits in the tent that's what i did when my ds was little,extra blankets,warm pj's in case it is cold,extra clothing,lots of toys and books so your baby won't get bored,a portable high chair that clips to a picnic table if you have one if not i suggest getting one they are great ! thats about all i can think of
M
Mommy_0f_2_Veronica
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Well, I have 2 children 3.5 years and 10 months, and I have camped with both.
#1 thing of course is Bug repellent (lowest deet compound for infants) and sunscreen.
#2 for each day you'll want to make sure you have shorts/t-shorts but also track suits or jeans because you never know what the temperature will be, and evenings in the wilderness can get quite cool unexpectedly
Warn pj's are a must too!
# 3 Obviously if bottle feeding you'll need to pack sterile water (previously boiled) and your formula. Also any other feeding needs your child may have. (our 10 month old now eats cut up versions of what we eat) So if required baby food, or snacks (eg. cheerio's travel well
#4 For us, i always found it easiest (if you have the room) to pack a playpen to bring, as it provides an enclosed place for sleeping Just like a crib, also it is great during the day for baby to play in with a few toys and you can purchase at most discount/dollar stores a mesquito net to go over the top! .
P.s. The large dining tents are great, you can all relax as a family in the outdoors, without the bugs!
#1 thing of course is Bug repellent (lowest deet compound for infants) and sunscreen.
#2 for each day you'll want to make sure you have shorts/t-shorts but also track suits or jeans because you never know what the temperature will be, and evenings in the wilderness can get quite cool unexpectedly
Warn pj's are a must too!# 3 Obviously if bottle feeding you'll need to pack sterile water (previously boiled) and your formula. Also any other feeding needs your child may have. (our 10 month old now eats cut up versions of what we eat) So if required baby food, or snacks (eg. cheerio's travel well
#4 For us, i always found it easiest (if you have the room) to pack a playpen to bring, as it provides an enclosed place for sleeping Just like a crib, also it is great during the day for baby to play in with a few toys and you can purchase at most discount/dollar stores a mesquito net to go over the top! .
P.s. The large dining tents are great, you can all relax as a family in the outdoors, without the bugs!
Bugspray, sunscreen, sunhat, warm clothes.
The biggest frustration for my son when we took him out to a friends rustic cabin was there was limited space where he could crawl (since the ground was covered with huge rocks and logs and stuff and the cabin was very, very tiny.) So the baby backpack was key - my husband would just put him in it and wander around the campsite, look at the water, etc.
The biggest frustration for my son when we took him out to a friends rustic cabin was there was limited space where he could crawl (since the ground was covered with huge rocks and logs and stuff and the cabin was very, very tiny.) So the baby backpack was key - my husband would just put him in it and wander around the campsite, look at the water, etc.