Diaper Bag Checklist - What To Pack In A Diaper Bag?

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A fully-packed diaper bag is your superhero – it saves your day during an outing with the baby. You need to pack your baby gear right when you travel with the little one. A diaper bag lets you have all the essentials at one place and make life easy for you and the baby. But what goes into the diaper bag depends on the season type, length of your trip, baby’s age and any other special needs that the baby may have.

Here, MomJunction gives you a complete list of things to pack in the diaper bag before you go out.

Most Frequently Asked Questions About Implantation

Q. How many diapers should I pack for a day out with my baby?

Newborns may require eight to ten diapers daily, while older babies need about six. You may keep a few extras to be on the safe side.

Q. What types of wipes are best for sensitive skin?

Avoid wipes with chemical constituents and fragrances. Instead, opt for the ones mainly with water and natural components, such as aloe vera and vitamin E. Test any new brand of wipes on a small portion of your baby's skin for potential irritation before using it on a large surface.

Q. How many bottles and how much formula should I pack for a day out?

A full-term, healthy baby needs about 150 ml of prepared formula per kilogram of body weight daily up to three months, 120 ml per kilogram of body weight from three to six months, and between 90 and 120 ml per kilogram of body weight from six to 12 months of age(1). These amounts may vary depending on your baby’s requirements and you should pack formula for a day accordingly.

Q. What should I pack in case of a diaper blowout?

Extra diapers, wipes, disposable plastic bags, extra clothing, and a few pairs of disposable gloves may help in case of a diaper blowout.

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