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I over pack--I have every possibly needed!
ReplyDeleteI dont normally let my kids watch tv so it works great on trips.
ReplyDeleteI use boba baby carrier while travelling with baby :)
ReplyDeletePauliina Oksanen
Always have towels. Lots and lots of towels.
ReplyDeleteBring plenty of snacks!
ReplyDeleteSarah Davis
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I bring lots of noisy toys to entertain him and extra outfits.
ReplyDeletealways traveled with snacks and toys
ReplyDeleteTake a deep breathe and enjoy yourself.
ReplyDeletehave a good baby carrier!
ReplyDeleteHave towels, a stroller, toys and snacks.
ReplyDeleteBring and extra change of clothes, diapers, wipes and snacks. These are all very much needed!
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Lots of toys to entertain them.
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Leave time for stops! Make it about the going not just the destination. And it's ok to stop and buy something if they need it.
ReplyDeleteAlways bring food!
ReplyDeleteOver pack and leave emergency supplies in the car! Always
ReplyDeleteAlways be prepared with extra clothes, diapers, toys, snacks, etc
ReplyDeletesurprise toys
ReplyDeleteWhen going on long trips, travel at night when he/she sleeps.
ReplyDeleteRemember to take breaks and have a variety of snacks on toys/books/etc. to entertain along the way.
ReplyDeleteMake sure to have a baby carrier that can be easily packed. I use a kanga carrier. Fast, small and easy. Also bring a change of clothing or 2 always no matter what. I learnt my lesson a FEW times.
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Lots of snacks and take your time, it takes a lot longer to travel with a little!
ReplyDeletejbang0331(at)yahoo(dot)com
my tip is to breastfeed or have lots of snacks. or both!
ReplyDeleteLots of toys, wet wipes, little juices and snacks!
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ksyshenka(at)yahoo(dot)com
I pack way too much stuff that I swear we may need and never use. But its nice to have just in case we need it!
ReplyDeleteI pack the night before so I don't get stressed out!
ReplyDeletedon't forget your diaper bag... and if you have a toddler, your iphone preloaded with lots of kids apps
ReplyDeletenever forget the blankie!
ReplyDeleteHave plenty of things to keep the baby occupied. Toys, books, etc...
ReplyDeleteHaving a good attitude! :)
ReplyDeleteMake sure you have enough diapers!
ReplyDeletePack lots of snacks, toys, books, and the portable DVD player!
ReplyDeleteemstclair {at} gmail {dot} com
I guess just lots and lots of patience and good humor!
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Be prepared for ANYTHING!
ReplyDeleteI pack the toys I plan on bringing about two weeks before the trip so that they're excited to see them again.
ReplyDeleteacartwrightmorell at gmail dot com
Take lots of toys and snacks!
ReplyDeletePack plenty of extra bottles or sippy cups!
ReplyDeleteMake sure to pack tons of Baby Wipes!
ReplyDeleteAlways plan for the worst case....lots of snacks, bottles and toys...and diapers, Just in Case!!!
ReplyDeletestart traveling within an hour of when your little one will fall asleep
ReplyDeleteChange of clothes or two - for everyone!
ReplyDeletetoys and snacks!!!
ReplyDeleteMake sure there is lots to do and snacks.
ReplyDeleteMy sling carrier, diapers and snacks are must haves!
ReplyDeleteKimberlie
Bring a bottle warmer and plenty of snacks and activities!
ReplyDeleteSnacks. Bring lots of snacks!
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lisa phillips
Bring a stroller, snacks, and toys.
ReplyDeleteDon't be afraid to do a little shopping at your destination. My mom got a stroller at a Thrift Store for $10 while we were on vacation.
ReplyDeleteWe have different snacks of course, our favourite books and crayons:)
ReplyDeleteAnna Moses
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Always bring a full change of clothes!
ReplyDeleteLots of snacks that are easy to eat in a car.
ReplyDeletelots and lots of toys and teethers.
ReplyDeletetake a carrier! even if you have a stroller, the baby will want to be held and it will keep your arms from getting tired.
ReplyDeleteMake sure you have all the essentials along, and take your time and enjoy!!!
ReplyDeleteBring LOTS of snacks and extra clothes!
ReplyDeleteLots of snacks.
ReplyDeleteA portable dvd player and snacks they don't usually get
ReplyDeleteAllow yourself extra time! Always have snacks.
ReplyDeletefor my son its always having a prefold diapers on hand for spills spit up noses whatever
ReplyDeleteMy survival tip for Traveling with Baby - is take more diapers than you think you need, plus a change of clothes in case baby gets too messy. Also, patience, patience, patience.
ReplyDeletelajohnson555 at yahoo dot com
I always pack more than I think I need! It never fails if I don't I end up needing the extra!
ReplyDeletealways have a baby bag on the car
ReplyDeletePack their favorite toys & blankets
ReplyDeleteheather eg kaufman
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i always have a baby carrier, water, food & extra diapers just in case!! :)
ReplyDeletepatience.. a nice carrier.. a couple new toys.. snacks!
ReplyDeleteMy travel tip is to always repack your diaper bag when you come home from anywhere, that way you aren't doing it at the last minute where you might forget something you really need.
ReplyDeleteSnacks, Sippy for baby, drink for Mama, and stuffed animal
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ReplyDeleteJennifer Rote
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Leave at night when baby will be most likely asleep.
ReplyDeleteA little emergency pouch with snacks and toys :) And a comfy blankie and pillow!
ReplyDeleteI always bring the portable DVD player and a movie he hasn't seen. And lots of snacks I usually don't buy.
ReplyDeletetravel during naptimes. Always get to your destination before fussy time of night.
ReplyDelete-Hannah Avery
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snacks and drinks
ReplyDeleteTravel at night when they kiddos are sleeping!
ReplyDeleteI usually try to remember to pack some stuff for them to munch on and they like to bring their ds's to play
ReplyDeletePacifier and pretzels. Works every time. :)
ReplyDelete"Occupy and Conquer" my mother always said, "that's the key to keeping your kids under controlin the car, at appts., church etc. She made a convincing argument.
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Hide away some of their favorite toys a week or two before... then bring them along for the traveling. They're so excited.
ReplyDeletealways have a "travel pack" handy some portable games and snacks are always great to have gotta keep the child occupied and busy :)
ReplyDeleteyou can never have too many wipes, burp cloths, bibs :) since I BF, I always bring a nursing cover.
ReplyDeleteI always pack some snack stuff in little bag, usually different types of cereal and cookies and then always have wipes, because no child is ever going to be completely clean lol
ReplyDeleteAlways keep a couple diapers and wipes in the car. You'll need them at some point!
ReplyDeletekeep your schedule real free and open. Go with the flow
ReplyDeleteAlways pack what you think you will need and what you would least expect to need!
ReplyDeletepriscillavbenavides@yahoo.com
you can never have too many snacks
ReplyDeleteGo to the bathroom before leaving and bring plenty of diapers, snacks, and extra clothes.
ReplyDeleteSherry Compton
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My travel tip is to fly rather than drive! If you do drive, make sure to be packed with snacks and toys!
ReplyDeleteSome form of entertainment to keep them occupied!
ReplyDeletesnacks, toys, water and extra clothes for warm weather and cool weather
ReplyDeletelyromero77 at gmail dot com
snacks and toys .. Give them one toy at a time until they get bored
ReplyDeleteMy traveling with baby survival tip is bring a carrier!
ReplyDeleteSnacks, toys, water and clothes/blankets since its getting colder!
ReplyDeleteI would say a sturdy necklace that baby can play with. My little girl is mesmerized by necklaces.
ReplyDeletepack lots of extra soothing items, toys and snacks. you never know when you'll need extra ;)
ReplyDeleteLiz Ticona
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Lots of toys and snacks.
ReplyDeleteI'm a mom to be so I am guessing that it will be finding a way to keep her occupied and happy
ReplyDeletewhat we do is having different thing for each kids and then the
ReplyDeletedvd and then the other baby stuff i have to carry
Definitely agree on having lots of toys on the trip because when you've got a crying baby, you have to try everything!! Sophie the teether, shaker toys, crimpers, anything!
ReplyDeleteBring lots and lots of toys and snacks. And good music helps too :D
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toys, toys, toys, toys, toys, toys, toys. i do not believe in electronic (dvd or games ) in the car. even in the backseat they can distract the driver.
ReplyDeleteToys and food!
ReplyDeleteI make sure to always take my little guys favorite toy with us :)
ReplyDeleteAlways have a variety of snacks and extra diapers!
ReplyDeletetake lots of food and games and changes of clothes
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