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The first question upon reading the headline may be: Why bother with a baby travel packing list. Why not just pack a week’s worth of baby stuff?
The answer is simply that it is difficult to foresee everything you might need on a trip with a baby. You probably won’t need most of the extra stuff you’ll be packing, but if you do need it, you’ll dread the idea of going without it.
Baby Travel Packing List Part One: The Obvious Stuff
Okay, so you are probably going to need plenty of diapers, formula, baby food, pacifiers, some changes of clothes, and so on, right? Pack all that stuff, but pack one and a half to two times as much as you think you need.
You’ll want to bring everything you need to make your baby comfortable and mobile during your trip. Certainly, take the carseat as well as your baby’s favorite sling or carrier, plus a stroller that is compact and collapses easily.
You especially won’t want to skimp on diapers. Pack lots of wipes, as well, as they are great for tidying up and washing sticky hands. A small bottle of hand sanitizer is bound to come in handy, as well.
You’ll want to make sure you have plenty of snacks for your children, as well as some protein-based snacks for you. I always stash a bag of raw nuts in my bag. Sometimes, if I have been too busy to eat, these are exactly what I need to get me through to the next time I can sit down for a minute. Walnuts, cashews, and pecans are ideal. Trail mix is great for this, too.
A note on formula and traveling by plane: As of the time of this writing, airports will not allow people to bring more than three ounces of a liquid on a plane in their carry-on luggage. They may make an exception for baby formula, but don’t count on it. It’s best to bring powdered formula and mix it with warm water on board. The flight attendant should be willing to provide bottled water and warm it up for you.
Baby Travel Packing List Part Two: The Not So Obvious Stuff
Obviously, you can ignore some of this stuff if it doesn’t apply to your travel plans, but don’t skip on anything else.
* Loads of Entertainment
Whatever your baby’s age, she is going to get really, really bored on long car rides or plane trips. Try to schedule travel around your baby’s nap or sleep time, but don’t count on it working out perfectly. Bring toys, coloring books (if your child is approaching toddler age), and whatever else your child loves to play with. You might want to surprise her with some new toys just for the trip, too.
* Children’s Passport
Don’t forget that all babies (even newborns) need passports before they can fly internationally.
* A First Aid Kit
Throw your entire baby medicine cabinet in your bag, including rubbing alcohol and band-aids for little scrapes, and make sure your baby is properly vaccinated before taking off. We all have an immunity built up to local bugs and viruses, but traveling long distances can introduce the immune system to brand new diseases. Be prepared. Tell your doctor where you’re going and request the requisite vaccines.
* Something to Read
This one’s for you. A lot of the time spent traveling with a baby is going to be dedicated to soothing your child’s stress from the constant changes. Babies can enjoy traveling, but it’s stressful nonetheless, so you may want to have a book at the ready for long stretches of cuddling and napping.

Coming Events
A Pregnancy Loss Support Group meets on the first Thursday of every other month in 2010 (Apr., June, Aug., Oct., Dec.) at 7 p.m. at 202-1624-56th St. Open to women who have experienced an early pregnancy loss to meet other women who have had a similar experience.

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Search Still On For Thieves Who Stole Baby’s Ashes
Deputies are still searching for the culprits in the robbery of a Clemmons home last week where a baby’s ashes were stolen.

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Things to do
TODAY Naperville Sprint Triathlon: The Naperville Sprint Triathlon is a multi-sport event with an emphasis on fun and fitness. This event features a swim, bike and run starting at 7 a.m. at Centennial Beach, 500 W. Jackson Ave. Check-in takes place from 5 to 6:45 a.m. Call 866-454-6561 or visit www.napervilletri.com. Carillon Tours: Tours of Naperville’s Millennium …

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New police unit focuses on burglaries
NASHUA – Partly in response to a rising number of burglaries and partly because it finally could, the Nashua Police Department has formed a specialized detective unit that will focus entirely on burglaries. The two-man team – detectives Dan Archambault and Robert MacLeod – have headed the department’s investigations into residential and commercial burglaries since June. “This is their baby. They …

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Can you help? Wish list from nonprofit organizations, Aug. 9
Following is a wish list of items and volunteer opportunitiesfrom nonprofit agencies in Racine County. They were provided bylocal nonprofit agencies.

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News Briefs
Theft Reported — The manager of a convenience store in the 1600 block of West South Avenue detained a juvenile at 8:32 a.m. Thursday after an attempt to steal jewelry. The guardian also was there. A Ponca City Police officer issued a trespass warning.

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Pam Rainey: Cull your ‘stuff’ for the family you leave behind
When I hear folks talk about what they plan to leave their children, I listen. Surprisingly, some of them have said they go without necessities so there will a tidy nest egg left when the hearse drives off so the inheritance can be divided among the heirs. Everyone has their own opinion of what the word “inheritance” really means.

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Clothes call: No tax for 3 days
Since 2007, area retailers and stores have seen a boom in business in early August because of Oklahoma’s sales tax holiday.

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Defenders throw ‘everything that we’ve got’ at 20-square-mile fire
Firefighters face a weekend of high temperatures and erratic winds as they work to contain a fast-moving wildfire that by Friday night had blackened 20 square miles near densely populated areas of Palmdale. | See photo gallery.

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Can you help? Wish list from nonprofit organizations, Aug. 2
Following is a wish list of items and volunteer opportunitiesfrom nonprofit agencies in Racine County. They were provided bylocal nonprofit agencies.

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1. Keep your baby clean and neat, always.
2. Cut his nails regularly, properly and carefully.
3. Remove wet diapers at once.
4. Hygiene and cleanliness of genital the area should be maintained. Always keep genital parts dry. These body parts are prone to infection, especially when wet.
5. Clean the scalp regularly and properly to prevent dermatitis and fungal infections.
6. Baby clothing should be loose enough not to restrict body movements, ease aeration and prevent skin irritation.
7. Keep your baby’ room properly ventilated and lighted. Free it from insects and dusts.
8. Your Baby’ bed should be separate but close to mothers’. A water proof bed is preferable.
9. Musical toys are good for your baby. Turn them on and let him hear it.
10. Support your baby’s head when carrying him. His neck muscles are not yet strong enough to support sudden and snappy head movements.
11. For your baby’s nutrition needs, stick to mother’s milk. Mother’s breast milk is best. No known substitute can match its nutritional qualities. When breastfeeding, make yourself and your baby comfortable. Ensure too that your nipples are always clean. Take care of your health and diet from the time you lactate.
12. In case of difficulties with breastfeeding, feed your baby with cows’ milk. Sterilize feeding bottles with boiling water and keep them dry until their next use.
13. When nursing your baby with cows’ milk, you will need to further pasteurize or boil and cool it. There are viruses like brucellosis and bovine tuberculosis that easily spread through raw milk.
14. There are babies who are allergic to some substances or materials like milk, food, dress and cosmetics. Do not use any of them for your child when you are certain they are causing allergy.
15. Use mosquito nets regularly. Mosquito bites give rise to spread of deadly viral diseases like dengue, malaria, yellow fever and filariasis. They also cause skin eruptions when triggered by allergic reactions. Mosquitos are also irksome, their buzz and bites prevent people from sleeping soundly.
16. The surroundings must be kept calm when your baby sleeps. Infants need more sleep than adults. Growth hormones work hardest during sleep.
17. Keep track of the overall physical, motor, language, emotional, social and personal development of your child. Mark the normal development milestones at any given age. Measure weight and height regularly.
18. Bowel movement is frequent among infants. Potty train your baby as early as his 10th month.
19. Clean toilet seats using antiseptic liquid before and after their use. Do not let other children share one’s potty.
20. Seek doctor’s help everytime your baby shows symptoms of ailment. The signs include convulsions, excessive crying, fever, frequent vomiting, stiffneck, bluish body discoloration, diarrhea, breathing difficulty with grunting, etc.
21. Keep a separate first aid kit and medicine box for your child. Make sure first aid kits always contain dressing materials, sterile cotton, antiseptic ointment and lotion and forceps. Maintain a separate notebook containing contact information of doctors, police, ambulance services, and the like. Information on dosage and application procedures should be written on paper and posted close to the medicine box.
22. When driving with your baby on board, fix him with a separate seat belt.
23. When the baby goes out with you, put inside his small pocket his identity card and your contact information.
24. When your baby begins to walk, maintain your close distance to him and prevent possible injuries from accidental fall or slip.
25. Apply first aid in times of emergency. Lose no time in taking your baby to the hospital. Here are cases of emergency situations and the steps you can take:
a) Your baby may choke when he swallows solid objects that block his airpipes. Have your baby lie on his abdomen with his head in a lower position. Press the back towards his chest. You may also stroke his upper back. When all of this fails, call somebody who knows, has training or experience, and have hime help your take the object out using forceps.
b) In case of accidental poisoning, try to induce the baby to vomit. This aims to take the poisonous substance out of the body. But you may not do it if the cause of poisoning is either kerosene or acid. Wash the baby’s body with water so that further contamination through the skin may be prevented. Check to ensure what caused the poisoning and rush your baby to the hospital.
c) In case of burns, quickly take the baby away from heat’s source. Dampen it with cold and clean water. Do not remove burned clothes from the body at once. Cover wounds with sanitized cotton and rush the baby to the hospital.
d) In case of wounds, use clean water to sanitize the wound. Compress the wound and raise it above the baby’s heart level to control the bleeding. Make use of a tourniquet when applicable and when the bleeding continues. Apply dressing to the wound with sterile cotton or bandage. Then seek the help of a doctor.
e) In case of drowning in a bath tub, take your baby out quickly and keep his head in a low position. Press the chest gently or apply mouth to mouth rescusitation until the baby’s airpipes are clear and the baby is able to breath freely. Take him to a nearby hospital at once.
f) In case of electric shock, cut off the source of electricity. Apply mouth to mouth breathing and cardiac massage if the baby cannot breath on his own. Rush him to the hospital.
26. Finally, keeping babies safe requires total care, love and support. It is the way to keep them happly and healthy.
One the other hand, here is a list of what should not be done to keep your baby safe.
1. Do not shake your baby. The rough movement may cause damage to his brain.
2. Keep small items away from your baby.
3. Never give sharp and pointed objects like pencil or pen to kids.
4. Be careful not to let water enter into your baby’s ear when giving him bath.
5. Do not force your baby to take food when he is coughing or crying continuously.
6. Do not overfeed your baby.
7. Keep items or substances like mosquito repellents, ink, gum, moth balls, medicines, and the like away from your baby.
8. Do not use tight clothing for your baby.
9. Do not leave your baby perched on the edge of a bed.
10. Do not give your baby to strangers. Avoid having him in close contact with other persons.
11. Keep all electrical tools or devices away from your baby. Fix his bed away from electrical wires or sockets.
12. Do not leave your baby alone in your kitchen. This place is dangerous for kids.
13. Maintain water level in your bath tub to minimum and do not attend to other things like answering a phone call when your baby is taking a bath in your bath tub.
14. Do not allow smoking or smokers inside and within the premises of the house.
15. Do not allow pets to come in close contact with your baby. Make sure pets are injected with anti-rabies compounds and their nails are trimmed properly.
16. When your baby begins to walk, do not let him climb the steps or leave him unaccompanied upstairs.
17. Avoid very strong lighting inside your house.
18. When you and your baby travel, do not give your baby any food given by co-passengers.
19. Do not let your baby crawl on the ground or soil.
20. Avoid getting close to your baby when you are sick. Prevent your baby from getting near anyone who is sick.
21. Avoid taking your baby to crowded hospital wards, market places and dusty or polluted places.
22. Keep your baby away from table lamps. Lighting attracts insects and can cause problems.
23. Medicine should not be given to children when in doubt. Expired medicines should be discarded and never to be used.

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I currently have a 3.6 gpa at my community college and I’m looking to transfer to the University of Maryland. Should I write a resume or list of your community, arts, leadership, athletic and family involvement; work, global or research experiences; and extracurricular activities and awards? It is not require but should I?

First Mom: Maureen McDonnell gets used to the new normal
Maureen McDonnell hustles into the stands at a high school soccer game moments after it starts, bolting up the metal steps in a skirt and heels, lugging a binder stuffed with daily schedules and wedding-planning ideas for her daughter Cailin.

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100 Years and 200,000 Babies Later: Swedish, Microsoft and Nordstrom Come Together to Celebrate Community
SEATTLE—-Swedish, one of the region’s largest and most comprehensive non-profit health-care providers, today announced that Microsoft Corp. and Nordstrom have joined them in celebration of Swedish’s 100th anniversary this year.

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Super mom
Edna Rosario could have stayed longer in Taiwan where she worked for three years as a caregiver in a facility for mentally disturbed patients.

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Can you help? Wish list from nonprofit agencies, May 10
Following is a wish list of items and volunteer opportunitiesfrom nonprofit agencies in Racine County. They were provided bylocal nonprofit agencies.

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I absoloutley adore working with infants and babies,so i need some good ideas of jobs that pay really well and work with them? I would like to go to college, and i do not want to be a nurse or pediatrician! Thanks D: make sure its a good long list too . With babies and infants.