What do I put in an overnight bag for a 7 months old going to an out of town wedding? Any additional advice?

Will be travelling by plane for a wedding and staying overnight.


Any advice?What do I put in an overnight bag for a 7 months old going to an out of town wedding? Any additional advice?
A spare outfit for yourself %26amp; the baby that is suitable for a wedding (including shoes) just in case your little one decides to be sick over you. Lots of nappies, a soft toy and blanket that your little one is used to and any medicines that you may need, and lots of spare muslins to hand out to people at the wedding who want to have a cuddle with your little one so that you can have a bit of a break and relax a bit more.





Oh yes, and your car seat! Have a good trip %26amp; wedding.What do I put in an overnight bag for a 7 months old going to an out of town wedding? Any additional advice?
All the same things you'd regularly pack in a diaper bag, just a lot more of them. Quiet toys that will keep him/her entertained during the plane ride and wedding that won't disturb other people. Something to chew on or drink while the plane is taking flight and landing, to help him/her with the change in altitude. Like a biter biscuit, teething ring, or a pacifier or a bottle/sippy.
Pack more clothing that you expect baby to need, and less of everything else.





I see some women with babies travelling for 1-2 days packing like they are heading for a 3 month expedition to the South Pole.





Remember that you CAN buy stuff like diapers, babyfood and formula at yoiur destination if you have to.





So pack about 3 more outfits for baby (and one more for you) than you expect to need. Pack enough dipes (and 1-2 extra, in case of delays) to get you where you are going. Or, if you have room in your luggage, pack enough for the whole trip. (So you don't have to buy an entire package of dipes for one day.)





If you are formula feeding, pack enough formula and bottles to meet expected need. If you are breastfeeding, pack your breasts....





Beyond that -- carseat, stroller, sling, a few toys, sippy cup if he uses one, a few jars of babyfood, pack n' play if you don't co-sleep and the hotel doen't supply a crib.
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-1st things first! CARSEAT BEFORE PACKING THE BAG!!!!


-infant formula


-about 20 oz of baby water


-pacifiers


-BIBS!important extra of the tooo!


-two blankets


-baby tylenol and motrin (u never know)...


-baby butt ointment/vaseline/nail clipper/thermometer


-extra socks


-extra clothes especially onesies/coveralls for the cold plane/a baby hat or two


-baby cutips


-toys for baby


-lotion/talc or baby powder


-baby bottle washer/a small container with dishsoap


-a nursing pillow for baby(not necerally to nurse but my 8 mth old son finds it quite confortable with me...u just simply put around your upper waist and sit on the plane and take your baby their while he is sleeping)


-diapers about 10 of them maybe 15 depends on ur baby


-juices and gerbers/extra baby spoons/Graduate brand buscuits


-a water bottle for baby


-camera(to take unfrogettable memories of ur babies 1st flight)lol!


-and a whole new package of lets have fun!!!





...鈾elieve it or not i don't have to go on a flight to take all this...these are all my daily outofhome things i take for my baby and believe or not its less of a hassle for me and my baby!...鈾?br>

let know if i helped plzz....
-pacifiers (3-4 in case you lose one) you don't want to risk not having his or her favorite paci and not be able to find another while in a different city.


-favorite books


-blanket


-plenty of clean clothes and pajamas in case of spit-up


-bottles/formula


-infants tylenol


-washcloth


-baby wash/lotion


-toys/rattles


-play yard to sleep in


-infant tub


-new toys to keep attention during flight


-cheerios
How odd that you don't know what your baby will need!