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What not to forget with a 11 month old?


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One good thing to do is to start making a list of items that you use each and every day while at home. This will really serve as a basis for your list. Think through items such as how many diapers you use and the like. Then add to this those items that you don't use often but you would need if the child becomes sick/ill. This really should serve as a good starting point and help you to avoid overlooking something when you pack.

 

Keith

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Any and all medications that you use or MIGHT use.....baby tylenol, benadryl, stuffy nose stuff, pedialyte....bandaids...stuff like that. And, a thermometer. None of this takes up much space, but IF you need it, you'll be glad you have it.

 

Any "comfort" item or toy.

 

Yes...start putting one of everything you use during the day into a basket or bag...that way, you'll SEE what you need to take!!!

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Here is my (nearly complete) packing list for our cruise next month. DS will turn 1 on the cruise.

We are driving to the port, so if some things look unusual for a cruise it is probably for the 2 day drive.

 

2 suits w/ shirts

Sweatvest outfit

1 more dinner outfit

2 pairs pjs

6 pairs pants

3 pairs shorts

8-10 casual shirts

2-3 swim outfits

6 pairs of socks

tennis shoes

dress shoes

water socks

Sunglasses

Hat

Jacket

140 diapers

Wipes x 2 packs

Plastic bags for diapers

Disposable changing pads

Rash cream

3-4 sippy cups

Bottle & liners

plastic spoons

high chair cover

placemat

Sippy cup/toy holders

dish soap

Bibs

zip lock baggie for wet wash cloth

Bag to carry to dinner

Formula x 2 cans

Animal crackers in ziplocks

Gerber entrees

Squeezable fruit packets

Pedialyte

Case of water

PnP w/ sheet

4 binkies

3 blankets

Couple small toys

Couple books

Beach toy basket

Inflatable float

Swim diapers

Infant seat

Stroller

Carrier

Shampoo

Bodywash

Comb

Lotion

Toothbrush/Paste

Duck tub

Bath toy

Nail Clipper

Hand sanitizer

Baby Powder (for getting sand off of hands)

Tylenol

Ibuprofen

Benedryl

Excema cream

Pedialyte

Inhaler spacer

Thermometer

Pedia Lax

Sheet with dosage info

Teething gel

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We found that the best thing we brought was one of our son's favorite Baby Genius or Baby Einstein videos. You can hook it up to the TV in the stateroom or on your iPad or other device.

 

Anything that can keep a baby mesmerized for 30 minutes while you get dressed for the evening is priceless in my book. :)

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My top list:

toys to put in the crib to keep him occupied.

duck bath (walmart) for giving him a bath in the shower

meds in case you need them

extra clothes

stroller

crib sheet/blankets- it was a small crib with a blanket folded over linens. I put the sheet over it and wrapped it tightly. Then I had different blankets of thickness depending on the cabin temp.

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