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What's In Your Diaper Bag? (Travel Edition)







Hello and welcome. This is "What's in Your Diaper Bag", the travel edition.  It's me, Endo Mom. And today, I am preparing for a trip with my mom, my three littles, their father, and our dog. We are traveling by air.

 For this relocation trip, I am personally bringing for myself and kids, one 27" suitcase, two 21" inch suitcases, and a stroller. I am also bringing a diaper bag and all the kids will have a backpack for a carryon. Our dog will have a carrier.  PS: In case, you are curious about the rest of our things, we are using a moving company. And my children's grandparents are driving my vehicle ahead and leaving it at the airport for us.

 *** Before I get started, I want to say this is not a paid or sponsored post with Target. I will let you know if I ever have an affiliated post. Everything mentioned I paid for with my own money. In my posts, I often mention the name of products, where I purchased them, and what I am using them for. Sometimes, even the price. If able, I will include links for you to see or find similar items. ***

 There are some photos sprinkled throughout this blog post along the right side.  That way you can see everything I am talking about.
Without further ado, let's jump right in! The diaper bag I am traveling with is called IPack Baby (discontinued) and has gender-neutral colors. Mine has gray and white stripes. 

  I bought this diaper used from a consignment store, called Kid 2 Kid for probably around $7-10 dollars a few months ago. I believe you can occasionally find one on E-bay. But it's a hit or miss item.
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I like that it has the backpack straps and regular carry straps. Inside of the bag consists of several pockets. I am using a few of them to hold the items in the front part of the bag. There is a second section that zips that does not have pockets. And there are two front pockets, two side pockets, and a single back pocket.

In my diaper bag, I have a mini bottle of Germ-x hand sanitizer (due to air travel size restrictions), and Pampers 360 disposable diapers. There are two packages of disposable baby wipes (Huggies Natural Care Wipes and Cloud Island's Lavender Wipes). I am not even attempting to use my cloth diapers and wipes for this trip.  I purchased Target brand, Up & Up Vitamin C supplement drops. And I  found this cute, Welly travel sets also from Target. I believe they were like $6.99 apiece in my area. 



























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