Don’t forget to pre-pack your kid’s toiletry kit

Your kid needs his or her own travel kit. Whether you travel a lot, with your child or you are planning the first trip with your kid, it is important to pre-pack your child’s toiletry kit. If you already have a kit put together, packing for your next trip will be a breeze and you do not have to worry about forgetting anything at the last moment.   

You could pack your own kit with the brands you use for your child or get a pre-packed one from Travel Badger online. The Kiddo Badger kits and Baby Badger kits have everything your child may need to stay clean, protected, even entertained on the upcoming trip. Child travel kits also come in handy when your older kids need to carry essentials to camp!

Here’s a list of child essentials you should pack in the toiletry kit or bag.

·         Kids’ travel-sized shampoo
·         Wet wipes
·         Kids’ mini-sunscreen
·         Toothbrush and Toothpaste
·         Children’s Tylenol (small pack)
·         Band-Aids
·         Mini First Aid Kit
·         Kleenex mini-pack
·         Travel-sized bottle of hand sanitizer
·         Travel-sized spray conditioner
·         Hair accessories, such as barrettes and hair ties
·         Hair brush

Travel Badger kits come with bubble books and coloring books to keep your baby busy and entertained on the trip.

If you are looking for a high-quality kids’ or women’s travel toiletry bag or baby travel kit, check out Travel Badger for the best deals! Travel badger toiletry kits are pre-packed, TSA approved, easy-to-pack toiletry and travel kits that make passing through airport security quick and easy. 

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