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Classic Dreams Diaper Stacker $110 A Classic Beauty A crisp and luxurious blue and ivory bedding set that will help your little prince sleep the night away This set includes a box style bumper featuring contemporary dots striped fabric ties a fitted sheet and a coordinating tone on tone stripe dust ruffle Contemporary style with classic color combination will be the perfect center piece for your babys nursery |
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SteriPEN Traveler $49.95 The Traveler is half the size of the SteriPEN Classic with the same great attributes: convenience, ease of use and speed. Its perfect for people traveling to at risk water countries, and for peace of mind in water emergencies anywhere. Weight: 3.6 oz w/batteries. |
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Traveler Guitar Hardshell Case $99.99 Protect your Traveler Guitar with this classic hardshell case which accommodates all Traveler Guitars. Featuring a durable tolex (or tweed) exterior, 5-ply wood construction, chrome hardware with locking latch (gold on tweed), high-grade plush interior, large accessory compartment, deluxe end caps and a Traveler Guitar Logo Plate. |
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DadGear Classic Diaper Bag in Coal $224.83 The Classic by DadGear is a diaper bag that is both durable and stealthy. Thoughtful features like the quick access wipes case, integrated stroller hangers and great organization will make your life easier.Patented quick access wipes case that integrates with a specially designed windowTwo large interior pockets for storageDouble stitching and bar tacks for added durabilityTwo bottle pockets accessible from outside or inside the bagTwo tall zippered pockets under the flap for creamsRemovable changing pad included in its own pocket to eliminate cross contaminationIntegrated stroller straps attach to any style strollerLight-colored interior helps you see everything insideAdjustable 2-inch strap with shoulder pad and heavy duty cam buckleDimensions: 18 inches wide x 12 inches high x 6 inchesStrap Length: 60 inches when fully extendedChanging Pad: 21 inches long x 12 inches wide x 0.125 inches thickWeight: 3.3 to 3.8 pounds |
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DadGear Classic Diaper Bag in Stone $224.83 The Classic by DadGear is a diaper bag that is both durable and stealthy. Thoughtful features like the quick access wipes case, integrated stroller hangers and great organization will make your life easier.Patented quick access wipes case that integrates with a specially designed windowTwo large interior pockets for storageDouble stitching and bar tacks for added durabilityTwo bottle pockets accessible from outside or inside the bagTwo tall zippered pockets under the flap for creamsRemovable changing pad included in its own pocket to eliminate cross contaminationIntegrated stroller straps attach to any style strollerLight-colored interior helps you see everything insideAdjustable 2-inch strap with shoulder pad and heavy duty cam buckleDimensions: 18 inches wide x 12 inches high x 6 inchesStrap Length: 60 inches when fully extendedChanging Pad: 21 inches long x 12 inches wide x 0.125 inches thickWeight: 3.3 to 3.8 pounds |
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Classic Pink Crib Diaper Stacker $60 A Nursery Classic Beautiful and aesthetically pleasing this crib bedding set is an all-time classic Pink and ruffled for your little girl with this set you cant go wrong Removable bumper inserts insure that the bumpers stay firm and retain their shape no matter how many times the covers get washed 14W x 9D x 27H - 21 opening Holds Approximately 12 Diapers Ties Attach to Crib |
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Green Gladiolas Diaper Cake $68 Designed by Bloomers Diaper Cakes, this Classic style beautiful and practical creation is set on a silver scalloped cake platter, decorated with silk flowers, and topped with a keepsake porcelain baby block. The cake arrives wrapped in white tulle, tied with a satin bow, and secured with an old-fashioned diaper pin. These beautiful cakes have been featured in Entertainment Tonight, InStyle and Today. Please choose size: * 2-tier cake measures 12"" x 12"" x 12"" (40 Luvs Stage 1 diapers that fit baby up to 14 lbs), price $68 * 3-tier cake measures 16"" x 16"" x 16"" (100 Luvs Stage 1 diapers that fit baby up to 14 lbs), price $112 Please note rush shipping can be quite expensive as diaper cakes are packaged in oversized boxes. |
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Pink Orchid Diaper Cake $68 Designed by Bloomers Diaper Cakes, this Classic style beautiful and practical creation is set on a silver scalloped cake platter, decorated with silk flowers, and topped with a keepsake porcelain baby block. The cake arrives wrapped in white tulle, tied with a satin bow, and secured with an old-fashioned diaper pin. These beautiful cakes have been featured in Entertainment Tonight, InStyle and Today. Please choose style: * 2-tier cake measures 12"" x 12"" x 12"" (40 Luvs Stage 1 diapers that fit baby up to 14 lbs), price $68* 3-tier cake measures 16"" x 16"" x 16"" (100 Luvs Stage 1 diapers that fit baby up to 14 lbs), price $112 Please note rush shipping can be quite expensive as diaper cakes are packaged in oversized boxes. |
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Cocoa Messenger Diaper Bag $88 The Cocoa Messenger Diaper Bag is a classic. This micro-fiber bag, featured in chocolate with pale pink trim, has a convenient shoulder strap and magnetic snap closure. Chocolate exterior features large outer pocket for keys and wallet and two large insulated pockets for bottles and juice cups. Nylon pale pink interior has functional pockets for babys essentials. Changing pad, insulated bottle holder and reusable trash bag, all in pale pink micro-fiber, also included. |
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Sherbert Tote Diaper Bag $78 Baby Soft Colors Featuring a classic design of stripes and checks in baby soft colors our durable nylon lined tote diaper bag will surely give you years of enjoyment With 4 exterior pockets and a zippered top main compartment you will have your babys necessities handy at all times Personalize it for that extra special touch |
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Traveling with baby
Traveling with baby
1. Take advantage of the “fly free under 2” rule for as long as you can.
2. Buy enough diapers for the plane ride plus one day and buy more on arrival. Ditto for formula, unless traveling abroad where formula is sometimes unavailable.
3. Use a good lightweight stroller (eg. Maclaren Triumph Stroller) inside the airport and gate-check it as you board.
4. Eat out early so you can still enjoy good restaurants.
5. Dial down your expectations for a day out with baby since you’ll still have to plan around naps and breaks.
My wife and I have always loved to travel. We have both lived abroad and had a long-distance romance that spanned four countries and five states before we finally tied the knot. We never considered ending our travel with the arrival of baby #1, nor then with baby #2. We knew the kids would slow us down somewhat, perhaps force us to Strollerpostpone more rugged adventures, but giving up on one of our life loves was never part of our life plan. In fact, I've always said that if you are looking for an excuse to stay home and on the couch, never go out again, never do anything adventurous, then having a baby is a perfect solution. On the other hand, having a baby (and eventually a child or teenager) travel with you is a new experience, and one that is part and parcel of being in a family. Sure, my wife and I have taken short breaks away from the kids - that's very important too - but we've always felt very strongly that a family does things together, including travel. Families, where each individual member splits to be alone in their corner may as well change their designation to roommates. If you want a family that hangs together long after they no longer need you to fill up the sippee cup, you have to spend what people refer to as “quality time” with them. And, for dads, that often means sharing with them things that you love to do, to instill in them that same love, but also so you can have fun too.
The Wall Street Journal did a story last week on traveling with baby. In classic WSJ fashion, the article reviewed all the services you can hire to do the work. There are actually services that will buy the diapers and formula in your destination city so that they are waiting for you when you arrive at your hotel (BabiesTravellite.com, JetSetBabies.com). While attractive to some, especially if you’re traveling alone with extra kids, these services seem harder to manage than the actual work they are trying to replace.
Packing for baby
We always found that it was easy to pack extra diapers in our suitcase (6-8 per day), as well as extra cans of formula that disappeared and left extra room in our suitcase by trip’s end, but you can also plan on buying these items when you touch down (an exception is overseas travel, where we found some cultures where formula is basically unavailable). This helps us cut down on our own over-packing and even with two kids, we’ve never taken more than three suitcases, and I think that is still too much. Despite our worst fears, we’ve always found that almost all American hotels and most European hotels are well-stocked on baby supplies like cribs and high chairs. On the other hand, you may have to bring along a stroller, and consider a car seat if you don’t want to pop for the extra $8 a day the rental car companies charge for seats. For this reason, make sure any carry-on bags have a good strap you can hang on the stroller, so you have your hands free. The MacKenzie Kids series of bags is a good choice for this. They seem to be designed with how you'll use them in mind, and while expensive, our one bag has lasted through two kids and many, many trips both across town and across the country.
I’d recommend the Maclaren Triumph Stroller ($139.99). It comes in a variety of colors, it only weighs 11 pounds, it has a shoulder harness for hands-free carrying (not for long distances though) and it comes with an easy-to-pack clear rain cover to protect against wind and water. For an additional $150, the 2006 Techno XT Stroller also looks pretty cool and comes with a few extras, including more reclining positons and a UV protection clear rain cover (oxymoronically).
You might also want to pack a Bundle Me ($49.92), which is a fleece-lined insert for the stroller. It’s perfect for cold days and could double as an extra blanket if needed.
About the Author
Paul Banas is a founder of www.greatdad.com. He writes articles on raising kids, baby names, baby sign language and many more topics related to dads.
