What is the bare minimum for the biggest emergencies? The only emergencies are blow outs, truly, and oh boy can it get messy!
Alright first, I love these bags, there are so many compartments to keep everything organized and not get lost in the big center. Then they have insulated pockets usually up front for couple bottles. Always a pocket for the baby wipes. I love the straps for strollers and shopping carts to not take up more room. And I've had the same 2 baby bags I still pack for my 4 year old outings (just different things, if you'd like a blog about a toddler bag and/or child bag, leave a comment!)
Since mine they've added amenities to these bags. Changing mats, entire portable "crib" and charging ports. My only issue may be if there are accidents you'll have to clean the whole thing and get the rest of the bag wet and it can be easier to pack them separately. Plus, you may need a changing mat for many places, so it may be best to have it separate.
Okay, here we go:
1. Diapers, butt paste, baby wipes
2. 2-3 outfits (onesies, sleep and play, pants and over shirt if winter)
3. Changing mat (I always like the ones with compartments for the diapers and butt paste)
4. Pump and pump parts, milk bags, nipple cream (for my breast feeding moms)
5. Pacifiers (it always drops in the worst places!)
6. Socks
7. Bibs
8. Formula, bottles
9. Swaddling blankets
10. washclothes
11. Aquaphor, tylenol/ibuprofen with syringe, benadryl (if approved by PMD)
12. Water Bottle for yourself if your breastfeeding and can use for formula too
13. "doggy bags" you can use as diaper bags to seal them and they're not stinky
14. "wet bag" for any soiled clothes or wet messy clothes
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