Earthquake Survival Kits

4 Comments

1. Kelly
   Posted September 30, 2010 at 11:03 pm | Permalink

   cell phone to call someone , water, babyfood, diapers, medicine

2. missourim43
   Posted October 9, 2010 at 5:41 pm | Permalink

   Complete bottle (maybe even put some premeasured powdered formula in it), bottle of water, blanket, a couple diapers and wipes, nose syringe, bandaids, binkie (aka pacifier), a couple jars of baby food (yes, too young now, but…), baby tylenol, baby benadryl, gas relief drops, qtip/cotton ball, teething med (yes, young now, but…), extra toy of some kind (yes, that can be an emergency), couple of onesies or other change of clothes (be sure to replace sizes as baby grows), small bag of cherrios or some other finger food (again, not now, but…), small stuffed animal for comfort.
   P.S. Not crazy, just smart (not to mention, my diaper bag and car were loaded with stuff).

3. HEAVENLYTREASURE
   Posted October 20, 2011 at 2:39 am | Permalink

   I don't know about real emergencies…but this is what I keep in my diaper bag at all times (just in case)

   -change pad, wipes, diaper cream and diapers (preferable a portable case…that way you don't have to lug the whole diaper bag with you when you go somewhere like the mall)

   -change of clothes…undershirt, pants (shorts) shirt and socks (don't forget extra socks…they always seem to get the dirtiest if a diaper change goes horribly wrong!)

   -blankets…a heavier one and a receiving blanket

   -I always carry plenty of extra facecloths…they are cheap and handy if something messy needs to be cleaned up (like spit up)

   -extra nursing pads (that would be for me…had to rely on them more than once)

   -bug spray and sunscreen (these types of things always get forgotten if they are left at home)

   -a hat (I have one that lives in her diaper bag)

   -(I know you said you only have a 3 month old, but I thought I'd share this one for the future) snack/restaurant bag…I always bring a little lunch bag filled with handy snacks like cookies, cheerios, etc, put her sippy cup in it, a bib, extra spoon and I travel with the Heinz baby foods that are in the plastic container (even though I don't use them at home…the plastic container has a lid to put back on…bring a plastic ziploc bag though they do leak…oh, I also always buy these types in the fruit varieties that I figure don't need to be heated…like applesauce) and some small toys to entertain her if we are left waiting somewhere…this has been the handiest thing in my diaper bag.

   -lastly…I have my brag book (more for fun than anything, but if I get real serious…it is always a good idea to have a picture of your kids handy in case heaven forbid your little one goes missing)

4. Twitter
   Posted November 6, 2011 at 2:23 pm | Permalink

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