THINGS TO PACK -Let's Pack Together

I am not sure if this was mentioned, but we have rented a crib the past times we went and will again this time around. I always bring the baby's sheets from home, noise reduction machine and of course, their lovey. I try to recreate their sleep space as best as possible to make the transition a little easier.

Also, I start searching for free samples of things online, like laundry detergent, dryer sheets, shampoo, soap, lotion, etc and use those to bring on vacation.
 
Just checking in to say hi and get my post count up so I can post pictures. I'll see you in June at the BC!
 
I just found at TRU a travel size bottle of organic, pesticide free, Bed Bug spray. Who knew? It's in my kit as we speak!
 
i saw on the list a $1 of tide. Is this a regular item they have or was it in the $1 bins and it is hit or miss? Target is a tad out of the way but if i can be sure it's there-i'll go out of my way for a $1 item! :lmao:
 
Thanks for compiling this list. I was in need of a packing list and KNEW my lovely disboard would have it! Thanks for saving me!
 
Dreft stain remover is a miracle worker.

My DH and me have found that it takes out almost any stain without yellowing or fading the fabric. It saved us a fortune in clothes when we had our DD.
 
I have a newly toilet trained daughter and we picked up a folding travel toilet seat for her to fit over the large toilet seats :).

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I never would have thought of this!!!!
Our daughter will be possibly bein the middle of potty training, so this will be useful!
 
Thanks so much for putting together is list! There are some really great things that I would not have thought of. :)
 
I know this may sound crazy, but my DH has to bring his own toilet paper. He does it for every vacation we go on. He refuses to use the TP in the rooms.

So it is a must on our list.
 
thinking about renting a car in Disney but don't want to pay for the GPS when i have my own...how should i pack it?:woohoo:
 
thinking about renting a car in Disney but don't want to pay for the GPS when i have my own...how should i pack it?:woohoo:

We treat it as we treat all electronics or other things of value: keep it in your carryon luggage.
 
I just have to chime in with something that happened on my Feb trip to WDW and going on the Disney Dream.

We packed 3 LL Bean rolling duffels, one for me, DH and DD each. When we arrived at MCO there were only 2 bags. The missing bag had all my clothing and toiletry bags for the whole family. American Airlines didn't find my bag until late that night, and it turned up in Guatemala! The 9 hours it was missing was horrible, would I have to replace all my clothing before we left on the Dream? I already lost one day at WDW (airline kept saying "it should be on the next flight from Miami"), now I might lose part of another day! Once the bag was found, it took an entire day to get to MCO and was finally delivered at my hotel at 10:30pm. I was very lucky I got it in time for the cruise and nothing was missing. I also lucked out that at the last minute I did a load of laundry before leaving and put a pair of my jeans and 4 pairs of underpants in DD's bag, so I only had to buy a t-shirt and toiletries to get by until the bag arrived. When my bag did arrive, it still had the 'MCO' tag that was placed on it in Boston, so I have no clue how in the heck it ended up in Gautemala.

Lesson learned... Never, ever, ever again will I fly with out 'cross packing' all our bags. On our next trip 1/3 of my clothes is going in each bag, and the same for DD and DH! I'll bring 3 swimsuits for each of us, one is going in each bag- same for underwear, tees, shorts, etc! I use packing cubes so I'll just set up a little assembly line. If we end up with a lost bag we will at least have more than the clothing on our backs! Trust me, it stinks shopping for clothes 30 minutes before the Gap outlet closes for the evening, when you would rather be at Wishes! :headache:

Something very similar happened to my DB and DSIL on their trip to Dominican Republic. Their daughter's suitcase was left at the airport somehow and it took an entire day to go back there and find out where it was. Not to mention another $100 in cab fees. I, too, cross-packed for our trip (which is in 3 days!):banana::cool1::yay::dance3::cheer2:pirate::goodvibes
 
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Something very similar happened to my DB and DSIL on their trip to Dominican Republic. Their daughter's suitcase was left at the airport somehow and it took an entire day to go back there and find out where it was. Not to mention another $100 in cab fees. I, too, cross-packed for our trip (which is in 3 days!):banana::cool1::yay::dance3::cheer2:pirate::goodvibes

Cross packing is the way to go. I also put a days change of clothes in each carry-on...JUST IN CASE...:laundy::laundy:
 
-Extra contacts for contact people! :)
-Extra pair of older glasses (just in case)
-Packages of Popcorn! NOM NOM! popcorn::
-Gum (Great for the Airplane if your Ears are sensitive like me!)
-MP3 Player, Ipod
-Charger that plugs into the wall for MP3/Ipod, instead of the ones only for the computer.
-Obviously a camera! ;)

Great Thread! :thumbsup2
 

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