Baby 72 Hour Survival Kit

[Rivet]

The following article is a good rundown of a baby survival kit.  Sort of a bug out bag for the wee ones, if you will.

Baby 72 Hour Survival Kit

[Jessi]

Ooo, those little hand warmer packets are a really good idea. Babies especially need to be kept warm and that's a really easy way to guarantee the option is there if something goes wrong.

[TeacherSmurf]

Well, now I know what I am giving at the next baby shower.

[Jessi]

Good point, Teacher! I tucked the images in the back of my head for if I ever end up with a baby in my care again. It didn't even cross my mind to put these together for baby showers, though. Gah, that'll save me so much thinking for the next 5 dozen baby showers I end up at, ha.

[TeacherSmurf]

... that'll save me so much thinking for the next 5 dozen baby showers I end up at, ha.

No kidding.  

I like the idea of surprising the next parents-to-be with something prepper rather than educational.   Ha. That will keep them guessing!

[TeacherSmurf]

I just got an invitation to a baby shower.  Time to go shopping for these goodies!

[Jessi]

Haha, awesome!

Can you find those little warmers this time of year? I'm thinking I need to really stock up on them once fall/winter hits and they seem to be everywhere.

[TeacherSmurf]

Haha, awesome!

Can you find those little warmers this time of year? I'm thinking I need to really stock up on them once fall/winter hits and they seem to be everywhere.

I haven't looked for the warmers yet, but I maybe able to find them because I live in the Pacific NW.  Many of our mountains have snow year round.

[Jessi]

I actually went looking for them online instead.

Amazon has them for 40 pairs for 22 bucks:

http://www.amazon.com/HeatMax-Hot-Hands-Handwarmer-Pairs

That's really not a bad price, especially if you catch them when they're doing free shipping promos.

[plsargent]

Great ideas. I would of never thought about the hand Warner's in a baby pack. *runs to walmart*