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📩✈️Flying with a baby soon? Here is my baby travel essential list from a mom who flew a lot with her babies!
✨️1. Here is what I pack in a diaper bag for a plane ride with my 8-month-old, after a lot of international travel with my kids
🔸️Feeding Essentials:
× Pack bottles and formula or a breast pump and breastfeeding cover, depending on our feeding style for the trip.
× Few baby snacks and food pouches
× Baby water bottle I can fill up at the airport after security.
Most airports allow you to bring more than 100ml of liquids for baby food.
🔸️Changing Necessities:
× Skip Hop Changing Pad with plenty of diapers and wipes, making it super easy for on-the-go changes.
× Diaper cream and small plastic bags for dirty diapers.
🔸️Change of clothes:
× I use a packing cube for extra clothes and pyjamas (under 1 year old, my kids travel in footed pyjamas, much easier for diaper changes and keep them warm)
× blankets to keep them warm and cover any spits on me
🔸️Entertainment: don’t need to pack a lot for this age.
×pacifiers if your baby uses them
× small baby toys, a teether
x and toy hanging straps to keep them secure and within reach.
🔸️Sanitation: pack hand sanitizer, tissues, pacifier/ toy wipe cleaner (I use the Aleeva Bamboo brand) to keep everything clean and germ-free.
✨️2.How I Stay Organized:
× I use small, clear bags to organize items by category—this makes it easy to find what I need quickly without digging through the diaper bag.
× Depending on the length of the flight, I choose either a backpack for shorter trips or a duffle bag for longer journeys.
My free travel with a baby guide is the list I use for every trip. You can get it here.
✨️3. Extra Precautions:
× I pack extra diapers and wipes in my carry-on to handle any unexpected delays.
× first aid kit with pain medication, thermometer, and an extra change of clothes for the parents as well, so we’re ready to go upon arrival without needing to unpack our main luggage.















