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9 Things You NEED In Your Diaper Bag

November 29, 2015 by Esther Simon Leave a Comment

Organizing a diaper bag can sound easy…. until the day you realize that you are out and about around town, your baby has a very nasty diaper and rash and you’re stuck in a restaurant with some relatives.

It is this moment, when you will wish you had more supplies in your diaper bag.  Now, I’m not suggesting that you carry everything with you, just the essentials.  Try to imagine the basic sticky and messy situations and stock your diaper bag accordingly. .

Here are nine things new moms shouldn’t leave home without:

1. An extra clean outfit

2. Extra diapers

3. Baby wipes

4. Diaper cream

5. Plastic bag for disposal

6. Extra formula or bottle of milk

7. A quick snack or baby food jar

8. Tylenol  for baby or you

9. Bib and baby cloth for spit up

Whenever you return home from an outing, remember to refill your bag with new supplies.  If you don’t want to overload your diaper bag, consider leaving these items in the car in a “car bag” – and in that case add some baby toys and a change of clothes for yourself.

Remember, the best way to enjoy your time out with the baby is to be prepared!

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Filed Under: Baby, Parenting, Pregnancy

About Esther Simon

Esther Simon, MSW is a professional organizer and expert in time management, as a mother of seven children she has an unbelievable amount of experience in organizing large and small family home.  She does hands-on organizing using time saving techniques and a variety of organizational systems.  Esther is also available for workshops and lectures. She lives in Santa Monica, CA  and can be reach at 310 396-5656 or tradhomorg@aol.com  Visit her website: Traditionalhomeorganizer.com

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