I get quite a few emails from friends and readers asking my opinion or advice on things baby. Not that I pretend to have all the answers, but I do read lots of baby blogs and articles, plus I am creative and organized so sometimes I come up with something that works pretty good.
Since I am typing out emails to people, I thought I would share some of the answers with you just in case you want to hear my 2 cents. Here is the first post of my new Q&A series:
Any advice on packing the baby’s stuff for daycare, aka “school?”
Since I am typing out emails to people, I thought I would share some of the answers with you just in case you want to hear my 2 cents. Here is the first post of my new Q&A series:
Any advice on packing the baby’s stuff for daycare, aka “school?”
I personally have 2 different bags for the baby. Ones is my stylish diaper bag, packed will all the essentials for an outing. The other is just a school bag, which goes with her, and stays in her cubby, at school. In my mind they are 2 different things with different needs. My diaper bag is always packed with what I need and if it went to school, I might not know what they used and what needs to be refilled. So I keep a separate bag for school.
The school bag is a Land’s End canvas bag with her name on it. I keep 2 changes of clothes, trash bags for dirty ones, samples of lotion and other creams (only over the counter stuff, I have to have a note for anything prescription) and a can of ready made formula in there. I bring diapers to school in bulk, and I take her bottles pre-mixed everyday. The ready made formula is just in case something random happens to one of her bottles at school, or she gets super hungry one day.
I drop her off, and The Husband picks her up. He brings her bag, along with the empty bottles, home everyday and I start the cycle over. Anything they used, I fill up for the next day. He also brings home her daily activity sheet, so I know when she last ate and slept. If your baby goes to a home care that doesn’t do daily sheets, I highly recommend them. That way you know how she ate, slept, what activities they did and if she is having regular diapers. If you want to see a copy of the sheet my school provides, just email me.
I also just bought some Mabel's Labels to label her bottles and lids with, so I can't wait to see how they work. I have some regular labels on there now from my label maker, but since I sterilize in the microwave, they are getting burned and peeling. Ick.
1 comment:
Kim I love My Mabel's Labels. They are phenomenal, stay on through the wash. I also got some lables from Inchbug.com - orbit labels - they are basically bottle bands. Dishwasher and microwave safe, so I I just leave them on. Love them!
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