WHERE SHOULD I PACK MY BABY BAG?

You know you'll need a baby bag wherever you go with your baby, right? So, what exactly do you require when traveling with your baby?

The answer depends on your child's age, how long you'll be gone, where you're going, and how prepared you want to be. In this article, I'd like to remind you of the items you should keep in your bag.

1.Diaper: One diaper for every two hours spent away from home! In any case, purchasing one or two extras would be beneficial.

Pure Project Cleansing and Calming Bottom Spray are two baby cleaning products that you can use while changing your baby's diaper! Don't forget to include some cotton or a handkerchief. You can spray our product directly on your baby's skin or on a cotton or tissue and gently clean the diaper area of your baby.

2.Moisturizer or diaper cream: If your baby has recurring diaper rash or is prone to diaper rash, I recommend keeping our diaper cream in your baby bag and using it at every diaper change, no matter where you are.

If your baby does not have redness and rash in the diaper area, you can apply our Do-It-All Baby Balm or Nourishing Face and Body Lotion as a protective layer that prevents potential irritants from reaching your baby's sensitive skin, depending on the dryness of the skin.

3.Baby care cover: Covers designed to be liquid-proof for babies' sensitive skin will provide a hygienic and soft environment in any environment where diapers must be changed.

4.Hand sanitizer: I recommend keeping a small size disinfectant in your bag in case you can't wash your hands before and after changing diapers or feeding your baby.

5.Nursing cover: Use it for extra privacy while breastfeeding. You can also use it as a light blanket or to cover the stroller for sun protection.

6.Baby mouth wipes: Pack two or three mouth wipes in your bag to wipe away your baby's saliva, vomit, saliva, and food residues. You can use these cloths as a bib while feeding or on your baby's back if he or she is sweating.

7.Nursing pad: Keep a few of these in your bag to help with breast milk leaks.

8.Bottles and feeding supplies: You can also include feeding supplies such as bottles, teats, and bottle warmers in your bag.

9.Baby mouth wipes: Pack two or three mouth wipes in your bag to clean your mouth of your baby's saliva, vomit, saliva, and food residues. These cloths can be used as a bib while feeding or on your baby's back if he or she is sweating.

10.Food, snacks, and water: Bring as much fresh or ready-to-eat formula as you need for your baby. Pack healthy, travel-friendly snacks and water for your older baby or toddler. You should also include some snacks and water in your bag for yourself.

11.Pacifier: If your baby uses a pacifier, we recommend getting one with a cap to keep it clean.

12.Waterproof bags: These are useful for wet or dirty clothing, dirty mouth wipes, or soiled diapers.

13.Clothing is essential for day trips or overnight stays, but even on a short trip, your child may experience vomiting or diarrhea, necessitating a quick change of clothes. Remember to bring your hat and extra socks.

14.Toys, board books, crayons, coloring pages, or plain paper: Toys should be chosen based on your trip and your child's age. A toddler going to a restaurant usually requires a lot of entertainment, whereas a rattle may suffice for a 4-month-old.

15.Band-Aids: Keep a few band-aids on hand in case of a minor accident. It's a good idea to keep travel-size sunscreen and insecticide in the bag depending on the season and weather!

You can use any backpack or shoulder bag as a baby bag, but if you want something more purposeful, there are plenty of great shoulder or backpack baby bags on the market. These are intended to carry all of your baby's necessities!

A baby bag is more than just a bag: it is a place of freedom, comfort, and peace where all the necessities can be found. You won't have to worry about whether you have everything you need if your baby bag is always packed and ready.

I wish you safe travels with your baby!