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When planning a trip with your baby for the first time, you’re probably wondering what the best method to transport your baby’s food is. When it comes to babies that are not breastfed, there is definitely a lot more preparation involved. For instance, if you are taking a long car trip, it may be best to take a whole jar of formula. However, if you are only going away for the morning or afternoon, packing only enough for a few bottles may suffice.

On day trips with a baby on formula, I have found it useful to pack two small baby bags. One bag should be filled with water bottles for mixing with formula. The other bag should include the baby bottle and a zip lock bag of the formula powder. Alternatively, you can use another baby bottle for the powder. Just make sure that it is completely dry before adding anything. It would also be wise to invest in a bottle warmer. These usually cost about fifteen dollars and work very well. When you’re on the go, all you do is mix the formula, warm it up, and baby is ready to eat.

What do you do if your child is already starting to eat solid food? If your baby is on the Gerber stage one, two, or three, then you will need to make sure you take along an adequate supply of baby food. Most babies should be eating about four jars of baby food per day. So, for example, if your baby already had one for breakfast, you should only pack three jars. Make sure that you have packed at least one spoon for each jar of food and plenty of wipes. You may also want to include a snack. Most supermarkets sell small baby cookies that actually dissolve in the mouth. These work great to keep baby calm in the car until you have the opportunity to prepare food.

For babies on solid food, You’ll also want to bring along at least two zip lock bags. The zip lock bags work great if your child does not finish all of the food. You can put the top back on the jar and store the unfinished food in the bag. The zip lock bags also work well for the spoons. After your baby has finished, just wipe them off using a baby wipe and put them in the bag. This will help protect the other contents of your bag and keep you organized.

Whenever you travel with your baby, it is always important to make sure that you take the time to plan ahead. This is the key to making sure that the entire family can enjoy themselves.

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Moms-to-be take note: Parenthood does not mean sacrificing your style-especially when it comes to bags. The newest diaper bags are adorable, sleek, and dare I say sexy! This is great news for ladies like you who have spent the better part of their adult lives perfectly accessorized.

Do you live in Chanel and YSL? Then you’ll want a diaper bag with vintage appeal and serious panache. The Cake line from Petunia will be just the brand for you. The designers at Petunia have unearthed a wonderful European quality cut-velvet. With color choices like strawberry lace, lemon chiffon and blueberry crumble, these bags are a calorie-free treat better than any regular cake. The Cake bag will blend with your pre-baby wardrobe while allowing you to tote all the necessities for the wee one.

For the eco-conscious mom trying to be green and gorgeous, there’s bags from Fleurville. The brand has earned a strong reputation for bags that stand up to the demands of parenthood. Their bags could easily pass for top designer handbags, but tucked inside the swell exterior are oodles of things a new parent needs: waterproofed seams (for all those spills), zipper pockets (so nothing falls out when you’re chasing junior), fleece-lined scratch guard pockets (to protect your sunglasses and cell from damage) and other thoughtful touches.

For the laid-back California mom, Ju-Ju Be offers some beach-friendly bags. Ju-Ju Be has a knack for offering fun and funky prints. And the Be Smart Bag is the just-right size for all the gear needed to keep a toddler happy; for instance, there’s an insulated interior pouch for bottle or sippy cup. The smart team at Ju-Ju Be used waterproof linings so spill control and clean-up are a breeze. The bag is offered in eye-catching prints like tiki toffee and citrus sorbet.

Preppy moms will flock to the wares of JP Lizzy. Tasteful, timeless and well appointed, these diaper bags are a classy option for a discerning mom. I like the argyle print Diana Classic Tote Set. The well-priced set comes with four pieces all in matching prints: roomy tote, changing pad, cosmetic bag and coin purse. Isn’t it grand to have features especially for mom in a diaper bag!

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Looking for an eco-friendly diaper bag? Meet Trista Baby - exclusive designs from The Bachelorette, Trista Sutter. Trista Baby offers show-stopping bags that are sure to delight even the toughest style critic.

Made in America using certified organic materials, Trista Baby diaper bags feature whimsical one-of-a-kind prints with a dash of flair. This makes them perfect to use as handbags once you no longer need to carry around baby gear.

Trista Baby is available exclusively at eBags.com.

I am absolutely crazy about tote bags, so when I saw this Sally Spicer Baby Bag Tote, I just had to have it. This diaper tote features two interior bottle holders, a removable changing pad, and a waterproof lining. Unlike your traditional (and might I say boring) bag, Sally Spicer diaper bags feature brilliant fabrics and colors that make them not only functional when carrying baby gear, but also fashionable when you aren’t.

Sally Spicer bags have been featured in dozens of parenting and style magazines including the Wall Street Journal, InTouch, Real Simple, and more. It is Sally’s unique sense of style and use of beautiful fabrics the have brought the brand to the forefront of what’s hot in totes and diaper bags. Plus, Sally is a native San Franciscan, and as I’m originally from the Bay Area myself, I can’t resist owning a little piece of home.