Here is a list of things to think about before bringing a baby to the beach. This requires some planning before leaving on your adventure together. Hopefully these tips will save you time and money as you travel with a baby. I believe experiencing new things is important for you and your baby.
- Pack Baby Clothes in a Separate Bag From Your Own- When you pack the baby clothes and your own clothes
in one bag, finding those little clothes are hard to find. Instead
of creating a scavenger hunt for yourself pack the little clothes in a
separate bag. I liked to keep the
two bags separate in the room I am staying so I know where to find my
clothes, and where the babies are.
- Don’t Bring Too Many Diapers- A day or two before leaving on a trip count how many
diapers you use that day. Bring a couple swim diapers for each day too. Then only bring the amount of diapers for
the days you are gone, plus a few extra. Remember enough wipes too!
- Pack Baby Food In Multiple Containers- I read a story about a woman who dumped all the
formula she had on the floor while on a cruise. Let’s both learn a
lesson from this story by packing baby food in multiple containers so
there will not be this type of accident. If you are
breastfeeding you may need to think about putting extra milk in different
containers. A Infant Travel Chair may also be needed if you
baby is a little older.
- Bring Easy to Pack Toys- Bring flat or easy to store and carry toys with you
on your trip.
- Bring a Baby Hat-
White soft baby skin burns quickly! You may be outside for longer
than you think. A hat can be helpful even when your baby takes a nap
in the stroller. I have been told babies under 6 months should not
wear suntan lotion. You may want to pack sun tan lotion.
- How You Will Carry Your Baby?- You may have a personal baby carrier or a
stroller. Think about the terrain when deciding what to
pack.
- Sunscreen Lotion-
I was told babies under 6 months should not have sun tan lotion. They do make special baby
sunscreen.
- Beach Shade-
If you can’t find shade under a tree, you may need to bring a beach
shade that will travel easily.
- Eating Sand?- Decide what you will do when your baby
tried to put sand in his/her mouth.
I tried to do some research on this on the internet, and didn’t
find any good information. If you
do, I would love to see some!
- Pool- If the waves are too big for you little one, you may want to bring a small inexpensive blow up baby pool.
To read all 50 Tips please go here: 50 Things to Know About All Inclusive Resorts.
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Not sure if you want to go to a Hotel, Cruise, or an All Inclusive?
This book is for anyone who is thinking about going to an all inclusive resort. A great starting place for choosing a vacation destination. Many tips and advice on Things to Think About before Selecting the All-Inclusive Resort, Food, Pool and Ocean, and General Tips.
This book also includes: 7 Things You May Forget When Traveling On an Airplane, 28 Things to Know Before Traveling With a Baby, and 6 Steps to Booking Your Dream Cruise- Tips to Save Money on a Cruise.
What People Are Saying...
This is a good guide for those looking to book an all-inclusive. It's a short read packed with tips from someone who has been on tons of these trips. The bonus? I actually got some really good ideas for how to travel with my baby too. Our 1 year old is going with us this time and I'm suuuuper nervous. - Momily
This book is great and very informative. It mentions lots of things that I never would have thought of while planning a vacation. I would recommend this book to anyone who ever plans on going on a vacation (I think that includes all of us, right?). For only $2.99 (the current price of the book, I understand it may change over time) you get a pre-compiled check list, helpful tips and much more. Don't miss out on this amazing book! - M. Messick
'50 Things To Know About All Inclusive Resorts' is an excellent book to help you go away on holiday to the right type of all-inclusive resort for you, your family and friends.
The book contains numerous tips to help you select an all-inclusive resort, such as considering the time of year and weather, the facilities available which are of most interest to you, excursions etc, on the foods you would like to eat and the beverages you would like to drink.
The book also helps you think about the type of swimming pool you would like to have access to at the all-inclusive resort and also contains general advice for your trip, such as checking in and out and ensuring you have appropriate footwear and sunglasses.
I really enjoyed this book and highly recommend it. - P. Phillips
Not sure if you want to go to a Hotel, Cruise, or an All Inclusive?
This book is for anyone who is thinking about going to an all inclusive resort. A great starting place for choosing a vacation destination. Many tips and advice on Things to Think About before Selecting the All-Inclusive Resort, Food, Pool and Ocean, and General Tips.
This book also includes: 7 Things You May Forget When Traveling On an Airplane, 28 Things to Know Before Traveling With a Baby, and 6 Steps to Booking Your Dream Cruise- Tips to Save Money on a Cruise.
What People Are Saying...
This is a good guide for those looking to book an all-inclusive. It's a short read packed with tips from someone who has been on tons of these trips. The bonus? I actually got some really good ideas for how to travel with my baby too. Our 1 year old is going with us this time and I'm suuuuper nervous. - Momily
This book is great and very informative. It mentions lots of things that I never would have thought of while planning a vacation. I would recommend this book to anyone who ever plans on going on a vacation (I think that includes all of us, right?). For only $2.99 (the current price of the book, I understand it may change over time) you get a pre-compiled check list, helpful tips and much more. Don't miss out on this amazing book! - M. Messick
'50 Things To Know About All Inclusive Resorts' is an excellent book to help you go away on holiday to the right type of all-inclusive resort for you, your family and friends.
The book contains numerous tips to help you select an all-inclusive resort, such as considering the time of year and weather, the facilities available which are of most interest to you, excursions etc, on the foods you would like to eat and the beverages you would like to drink.
The book also helps you think about the type of swimming pool you would like to have access to at the all-inclusive resort and also contains general advice for your trip, such as checking in and out and ensuring you have appropriate footwear and sunglasses.
I really enjoyed this book and highly recommend it. - P. Phillips
On the food thing, last year I took a brand new can of formula on vacation. This helped things. And I omly packed enough diapers for a day or so and bought a small pack when we got there.
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