The ONLY baby travel item that you *actually* NEED to pack

[@wayfaringhumans]

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[@tanniabruce]

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[@wayfaringhumans]

Oh amazing -- So happy to help!

[@Anna_lovesfood]

Thanks for the awesome video. The toiletries bag for medication is a great idea. Will definitely take your advice since the place that we are going to have no hospital and the closest hospital is 3 hours walk 😊 the village also have no electricity and phone service so I think it’s great to overpack medical essentials.

[@wayfaringhumans]

Sounds like a similar situation to the one we are in right now in Raja Ampat, Indonesia! We're quite remote and packed lots of medical essentials!

[@aflores31]

Thank you! This is so important!

[@wayfaringhumans]

Thank you! I hope it helps!

[@jessykaiskander8569]

Ohh I like you! Random find. I pride myself in having a great kit for travel but you gave me some good ideas.

[@wayfaringhumans]

I'd love to know what's in your kit!!

[@Bollywoodbits308]

Do tsa has any limit for carrying tylenol or motrin for carry on?

[@wayfaringhumans]

Sorry this is so late -- missed your message over the holidays -- I know I'm probably too late but YES you can: www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/medications-liquid#:~:text=Checked%20Bags%3A%20Yes,at%20the%20checkpoint%20for%20inspection.

[@wayfaringhumans]

TSA allows medically necessary liquids (in a reasonable amount) over 100 ml. We've never been denied anywhere in the world and always carry it.

[@Bollywoodbits308]

@@wayfaringhumans thank you so much for replying :)