Q. I'm doing it at both Babies "R" Us and Target. I've added most of the basics, i.e. crib, stroller & car seat, high chair, changing table for room, dresser for room, etc. What else can you think of, as far as the smaller things go, that I should add to the registries?
A. A lot of great tips so far.
The rule of thumb is 4 items on your registry for each shower guest. Sounds like a lot, but when you start adding in the smaller/lower cost items it adds up quick. Another tip is to register for what you want, not what you would buy yourself. For example, you really want the $200 video monitor but it is out of your price range. Put it on your registry, if you get it great, if not, then buy the one you can afford.
Stores want you to register, so take advantage of the benefits they offer. I'm most familiar with BabiesRus, so I'll use them for an example. Anything on your registry is a "no hassle" return, so even if you've registered for something at Target, also add it to your registry at BabiesRus. This way if you need to return something, and don't have a gift reciept, it's no problem. Babies also has a registry completion coupon. This gives you 10% off anything left on your registry when your due date is near. If there is something you need to buy, go online and add it to your registry, then save 10% when you buy it.
Coupons are another great way to save. I know BabiesRus always give away 20% off coupons to get customers to come back. If you ask they will give you a bunch which you can give to your friends to save them money.
Some overlooked items:
Mittens, they come out with fingernails and always seem scratch themselves whenever you want to take a picture.
Sassy diaper sack dispenser and refills.
Diapers. If you are using disposable diapers expect to spend $1600 - $2000 before potty training.
Chicco caddy clip on high chair. Great for use in restaurants and friends homes.
Tiny Diner Mat. A suction cup mat for the table, great for restaurants.
Bath tub. The First Year's sure comfort tub is an great choice. it fits in a kitchen sink or tub, comes with a sling for newborns, a temperature sensitive drain, and has 2 seating positions for 6 months +. It's also only $20.
Boudreaux's Butt Paste. Funny name, but it's the best for diaper rash.
Thermometer. Your pediatrician is going to want rectal, so go with one like Safety 1st Hospital's Choice Exchangeable Tip 3-in-1 Therm Set($20). It has interchangable tips, and reads in only five seconds.
A play mat for tummy time. Evenflo ExerSaucer Triple Fun Jungle has a mat for tummy time, then you use it as an exersaucer, and when the child stand, it turns into a s-shaped activity table. It retails for $120.
Again, don't forget to put the small items on your registry; bottles and all the nipples (3month, 6 month...), pacifiers in the different sizes, wipes teethers and the like.
Hope this helps,
Alan
The rule of thumb is 4 items on your registry for each shower guest. Sounds like a lot, but when you start adding in the smaller/lower cost items it adds up quick. Another tip is to register for what you want, not what you would buy yourself. For example, you really want the $200 video monitor but it is out of your price range. Put it on your registry, if you get it great, if not, then buy the one you can afford.
Stores want you to register, so take advantage of the benefits they offer. I'm most familiar with BabiesRus, so I'll use them for an example. Anything on your registry is a "no hassle" return, so even if you've registered for something at Target, also add it to your registry at BabiesRus. This way if you need to return something, and don't have a gift reciept, it's no problem. Babies also has a registry completion coupon. This gives you 10% off anything left on your registry when your due date is near. If there is something you need to buy, go online and add it to your registry, then save 10% when you buy it.
Coupons are another great way to save. I know BabiesRus always give away 20% off coupons to get customers to come back. If you ask they will give you a bunch which you can give to your friends to save them money.
Some overlooked items:
Mittens, they come out with fingernails and always seem scratch themselves whenever you want to take a picture.
Sassy diaper sack dispenser and refills.
Diapers. If you are using disposable diapers expect to spend $1600 - $2000 before potty training.
Chicco caddy clip on high chair. Great for use in restaurants and friends homes.
Tiny Diner Mat. A suction cup mat for the table, great for restaurants.
Bath tub. The First Year's sure comfort tub is an great choice. it fits in a kitchen sink or tub, comes with a sling for newborns, a temperature sensitive drain, and has 2 seating positions for 6 months +. It's also only $20.
Boudreaux's Butt Paste. Funny name, but it's the best for diaper rash.
Thermometer. Your pediatrician is going to want rectal, so go with one like Safety 1st Hospital's Choice Exchangeable Tip 3-in-1 Therm Set($20). It has interchangable tips, and reads in only five seconds.
A play mat for tummy time. Evenflo ExerSaucer Triple Fun Jungle has a mat for tummy time, then you use it as an exersaucer, and when the child stand, it turns into a s-shaped activity table. It retails for $120.
Again, don't forget to put the small items on your registry; bottles and all the nipples (3month, 6 month...), pacifiers in the different sizes, wipes teethers and the like.
Hope this helps,
Alan
Where can I find the ULTIMATE packing list for Disney?
Q. I am going to disney world for senior trip from march 17th through march 21st. What is the best packing list for disney online.
A. There is an amazing list online. Im going to disney in two weeks and this is the list i am using to pack... but here it is
Disney World Vacation Ultimate Packing List
Clothing & Accessories
ï�±ï� Shirts
ï�±ï� Shorts/capris
ï�±ï� Pants
ï�±ï� Suit/evening outfits
ï�±ï� Underwear
ï�±ï� Bras
ï�±ï� Pajamas
ï�±ï� Belts
ï�±ï� Socks
ï�±ï� Panty Hose
ï�±ï� Comfortable walking shoes (2 pair)
ï�±ï� Sandals
ï�±ï� Dress shoes
ï�±ï� Pool shoes
ï�±ï� Flip flops
ï�±ï� Hair bands/clips
ï�±ï� Hats/visors
ï�±ï� Sweatband/bandanna
ï�±ï� Jewelry/Scarves
ï�±ï� Watches
ï�±ï� Sunglasses w/strap
ï�±ï� Swimsuits
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Travel with Babies, Toddlers & Kids
ï�±ï� Bottles
ï�±ï� Baby food
ï�±ï� Sippy cups
ï�±ï� Plastic pool cups w/top & straw
ï�±ï� Portable high chair
ï�±ï� Bibs
ï�±ï� Diapers
ï�±ï� Swim diapers
ï�±ï� Baby wipes
ï�±ï� Diaper bag
ï�±ï� Portable crib
ï�±ï� Stroller
ï�±ï� Car safety seat
ï�±ï� Room intercom/baby monitor
ï�±ï� â��Specialâ�� blanket/toy
ï�±ï� Board games
ï�±ï� Handheld games ï�±ï� Car window shades
ï�±ï� Kids ID tags
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Toiletries
ï�±ï� Toothbrush
ï�±ï� Toothpaste
ï�±ï� Soap/bath gel
ï�±ï� Shampoo
ï�±ï� Hair conditioner
ï�±ï� Deodorant
ï�±ï� Contacts/glasses
ï�±ï� Contact lens solution
ï�±ï� Sunscreen
ï�±ï� Lip balm w/sunscreen
ï�±ï� Face wash
ï�±ï� Face lotion
ï�±ï� Body lotion
ï�±ï� Q-Tips
ï�±ï� Makeup
ï�±ï� Make-up remover
ï�±ï� Nail polish
ï�±ï� Tampons/pads
ï�±ï� Foot spray
ï�±ï� Foot powder
ï�±ï� Cornstarch or talcum powder
ï�±ï� Razors
ï�±ï� Shaving cream
ï�±ï� Tweezers
ï�±ï� Nail clippers
ï�±ï� Nail file
ï�±ï� Hair brush/comb
ï�±ï� Hair gel/mousse
ï�±ï� Hair spray
ï�±ï� Blow dryer
ï�±ï� Perfume
ï�±ï� Kleenex
ï�±ï� Kids shampoo
ï�±ï� Kids toothbrushes
ï�±ï� Kids soap/ bath gel
ï�±ï� Kids hairbrush/comb
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Other Items
ï�±ï� Batteries
ï�±ï� Cameras
ï�±ï� Camera batteries, charger, data cable
ï�±ï� Film
ï�±ï� Camera bag
ï�±ï� Disposable cameras for kids
ï�±ï� Camcorder w/charger
ï�±ï� Camcorder batteries & tapes
ï�±ï� Cell phone w/charger
ï�±ï� Cell car charger
ï�±ï� Palm/PDA & charger
ï�±ï� Music/CDs
ï�±ï� iPod &wall charger & headphones
ï�±ï� Laptop computer, charger, carrying case
ï�±ï� Walkie talkies
ï�±ï� Umbrella
ï�±ï� Waist bag/day pack
ï�±ï� Neck lanyard for room key/tickets
ï�±ï� Beach bag
ï�±ï� Collapsible cooler
ï�±ï� Large zip top bags
ï�±ï� Sewing kit
ï�±ï� First Aid kit
ï�±ï� Safety pins
ï�±ï� Earplugs
ï�±ï� Insect repellent
ï�±ï� Antibacterial hand gel
ï�±ï� Wet wipes
ï�±ï� Stain wipes/stick
ï�±ï� Pillows
ï�±ï� Workout stuff
ï�±ï� Water sports bottle
ï�±ï� Waterproof case
ï�±ï� Night light
ï�±ï� Pen flash lights
ï�±ï� Pennies for pressing
ï�±ï� Pins for trading
ï�±ï� Books/magazines
ï�±ï� Playing cards
ï�±ï� Games
ï�±ï� Frisbees
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Travel Paperwork
ï�±ï� Plane tickets (make copies)
ï�±ï� Hotel confirmation
ï�±ï� Rental car confirmation
ï�±ï� Cash/credit cards
ï�±ï� Dollar bills for tips & tolls
ï�±ï� Checkbook
ï�±ï� Travelers checks (make copies)
ï�±ï� Passports/birth certificates (for cruise)
ï�±ï� Drivers license/IDs
ï�±ï� Health insurance card
ï�±ï� Guidebooks
ï�±ï� Maps/directions
ï�±ï� Discount coupons
ï�±ï� Membership cards (such as AAA, DVC)
ï�±ï� Theme park tickets (make copies)
ï�±ï� Address book
ï�±ï� Address labels
ï�±ï� Stationery/notepad
ï�±ï� Pens
ï�±ï� Stamps
ï�±ï� Envelopes for maid tips
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
First Aid
ï�±ï� Prescription medications
ï�±ï� Moleskin
ï�±ï� Band-Aids
ï�±ï� Antibiotic ointment
ï�±ï� Anti-itch gel/spray
ï�±ï� Aloe vera gel
ï�±ï� Antacids/stomach remedies
ï�±ï� Pain medicine
ï�±ï� Kids pain medicine
ï�±ï� Motion sickness remedies
ï�±ï� Midol
ï�±ï� Sinus/allergy medicine
ï�±ï� Eyedrops
ï�±ï� Vitamins
ï�±ï� Cough drops
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Car Trip Stuff
ï�±ï� Maps/directions
ï�±ï� Proof of auto insurance
ï�±ï� Guidebooks
ï�±ï� Coupons for road meals & hotels
ï�±ï� Flashlight
ï�±ï� Paper towels
ï�±ï� Wet wipes
ï�±ï� Cooler
ï�±ï� Bags for trash
ï�±ï� Umbrella
ï�±ï� Snacks
ï�±ï� Drinks
ï�±ï� Pillows
ï�±ï� Blankets
ï�±ï� Portable VCR/DVD player
ï�±ï� Movies
ï�±ï� Drawing boards
ï�±ï� Travel games
ï�±ï� New small toys
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Laundry Items
ï�±ï� Laundry soap
ï�±ï� Dryer sheets
ï�±ï� Stain remover
ï�±ï� Laundry bags
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Kitchen Items
ï�±ï� Bottled water
ï�±ï� Coffee
ï�±ï� Tea bags
ï�±ï� Sugar/sweetener
ï�±ï� Nondairy creamer
ï�±ï� Instant soup mix
ï�±ï� Cocoa packets
ï�±ï� Juice boxes ï�±ï� Powdered drink mix
ï�±ï� Microwave popcorn
ï�±ï� Granola bars
ï�±ï� Chips/pretzels
ï�±ï� Crackers
ï�±ï� Fruit snacks
ï�±ï� Small cereal boxes
ï�±ï� Pop Tarts
ï�±ï� Peanut butter
ï�±ï� Tuna pouches/kits
ï�±ï� Pre-measured seasonings
ï�±ï� Travel salt & pepper
ï�±ï� Dish soap
ï�±ï� Dish scrubber/sponge
ï�±ï� Dish towel
ï�±ï� Paper plates
ï�±ï� Plastic utensils
ï�±ï� Disposable cups
ï�±ï� Zip top bags
ï�±ï� Trash bags
ï�±ï� Paper Towels
ï�±ï� Water filtering pitcher
ï�±ï� Straws
ï�±ï� Coffee maker
ï�±ï� Coffee filters
ï�±ï� Corkscrew
ï�±ï� Wine stopper
ï�±ï� Electric skillet
ï�±ï� Toaster
ï�±ï� Non-stick fry pan
ï�±ï� Citronella candles
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Day Bag for Theme Parks
ï�±ï� Theme park tickets (make copies)
ï�±ï� Drivers license/ID for each adult
ï�±ï� Cash/credit card
ï�±ï� Membership cards (such as AAA, DVC)
ï�±ï� Meal confirmation #s
ï�±ï� Guidebooks
ï�±ï� Park maps
ï�±ï� Camera, film & batteries
ï�±ï� Camcorder, tapes & extra battery
ï�±ï� Disposable camera for kids
ï�±ï� Cell phones
ï�±ï� Walkie talkies
ï�±ï� Neck lanyard for room key/tickets
ï�±ï� Sunglasses w/straps
ï�±ï� Water bottle w/strap
ï�±ï� Collapsible cooler
ï�±ï� Snacks
ï�±ï� Autograph book
ï�±ï� Fat pen for character autographs
ï�±ï� Rain poncho or umbrella
ï�±ï� Mister fan & extra batteries
ï�±ï� Moleskin
ï�±ï� Pain medicine
ï�±ï� Sunscreen
ï�±ï� Lip balm w/sunscreen
ï�±ï� Insect repellant
ï�±ï� Kleenex
ï�±ï� Antibacterial hand gel
ï�±ï� Wet wipes
ï�±ï� Hats/visors/sweatbands/bandannas
ï�±ï� Plastic trash bags or rain ponchos for wet rides
ï�±ï� Large zip-top bags for wet clothes
ï�±ï� Dry change of clothes for kids
ï�±ï� Glow sticks & necklaces
ï�±ï� Pennies for pressing
ï�±ï� Pins for trading
ï�±ï� Playing cards or handheld games to keep kids occupied in line
ï�±ï� Kids ID tags
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Day Bag for Water Parks
ï�±ï� Water park tickets
ï�±ï� Drivers license/ID for each adult
ï�±ï� Cash/credit card
ï�±ï� Waterproof camera
ï�±ï� Cell phones
ï�±ï� Walkie talkies
ï�±ï� Neck lanyard for room key/tickets
ï�±ï� Sunglasses w/straps
ï�±ï� Water bottle w/strap
ï�±ï� Collapsible cooler
ï�±ï� Snacks
ï�±ï� Bathing suits
ï�±ï� Beach towels
ï�±ï� Earplugs
ï�±ï� Goggles
ï�±ï� Plastic pool cups w/top & straw
ï�±ï� Beach bag
ï�±ï� Floatation toys
ï�±ï� Water toys
ï�±ï� Books/magazines
ï�±ï� Mister fan & extra batteries
ï�±ï� Pain medicine
ï�±ï� Sunscreen
ï�±ï� Lip balm w/sunscreen
ï�±ï� Insect repellant
ï�±ï� Kleenex
ï�±ï� Antibacterial hand gel
ï�±ï� Wet wipes
ï�±ï� Hats/visors/sweatbands/bandannas
ï�±ï� Swim diapers
ï�±ï� Waterproof watch
ï�±ï� Waterproof case
ï�±ï� Water shoes/flip flops
ï�±ï� Large zip-top bags for wet clothes
ï�±ï� Dry change of clothes for kids
ï�±ï� Kids ID tags
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� ______________
Disney World Vacation Ultimate Packing List
Clothing & Accessories
ï�±ï� Shirts
ï�±ï� Shorts/capris
ï�±ï� Pants
ï�±ï� Suit/evening outfits
ï�±ï� Underwear
ï�±ï� Bras
ï�±ï� Pajamas
ï�±ï� Belts
ï�±ï� Socks
ï�±ï� Panty Hose
ï�±ï� Comfortable walking shoes (2 pair)
ï�±ï� Sandals
ï�±ï� Dress shoes
ï�±ï� Pool shoes
ï�±ï� Flip flops
ï�±ï� Hair bands/clips
ï�±ï� Hats/visors
ï�±ï� Sweatband/bandanna
ï�±ï� Jewelry/Scarves
ï�±ï� Watches
ï�±ï� Sunglasses w/strap
ï�±ï� Swimsuits
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Travel with Babies, Toddlers & Kids
ï�±ï� Bottles
ï�±ï� Baby food
ï�±ï� Sippy cups
ï�±ï� Plastic pool cups w/top & straw
ï�±ï� Portable high chair
ï�±ï� Bibs
ï�±ï� Diapers
ï�±ï� Swim diapers
ï�±ï� Baby wipes
ï�±ï� Diaper bag
ï�±ï� Portable crib
ï�±ï� Stroller
ï�±ï� Car safety seat
ï�±ï� Room intercom/baby monitor
ï�±ï� â��Specialâ�� blanket/toy
ï�±ï� Board games
ï�±ï� Handheld games ï�±ï� Car window shades
ï�±ï� Kids ID tags
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Toiletries
ï�±ï� Toothbrush
ï�±ï� Toothpaste
ï�±ï� Soap/bath gel
ï�±ï� Shampoo
ï�±ï� Hair conditioner
ï�±ï� Deodorant
ï�±ï� Contacts/glasses
ï�±ï� Contact lens solution
ï�±ï� Sunscreen
ï�±ï� Lip balm w/sunscreen
ï�±ï� Face wash
ï�±ï� Face lotion
ï�±ï� Body lotion
ï�±ï� Q-Tips
ï�±ï� Makeup
ï�±ï� Make-up remover
ï�±ï� Nail polish
ï�±ï� Tampons/pads
ï�±ï� Foot spray
ï�±ï� Foot powder
ï�±ï� Cornstarch or talcum powder
ï�±ï� Razors
ï�±ï� Shaving cream
ï�±ï� Tweezers
ï�±ï� Nail clippers
ï�±ï� Nail file
ï�±ï� Hair brush/comb
ï�±ï� Hair gel/mousse
ï�±ï� Hair spray
ï�±ï� Blow dryer
ï�±ï� Perfume
ï�±ï� Kleenex
ï�±ï� Kids shampoo
ï�±ï� Kids toothbrushes
ï�±ï� Kids soap/ bath gel
ï�±ï� Kids hairbrush/comb
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Other Items
ï�±ï� Batteries
ï�±ï� Cameras
ï�±ï� Camera batteries, charger, data cable
ï�±ï� Film
ï�±ï� Camera bag
ï�±ï� Disposable cameras for kids
ï�±ï� Camcorder w/charger
ï�±ï� Camcorder batteries & tapes
ï�±ï� Cell phone w/charger
ï�±ï� Cell car charger
ï�±ï� Palm/PDA & charger
ï�±ï� Music/CDs
ï�±ï� iPod &wall charger & headphones
ï�±ï� Laptop computer, charger, carrying case
ï�±ï� Walkie talkies
ï�±ï� Umbrella
ï�±ï� Waist bag/day pack
ï�±ï� Neck lanyard for room key/tickets
ï�±ï� Beach bag
ï�±ï� Collapsible cooler
ï�±ï� Large zip top bags
ï�±ï� Sewing kit
ï�±ï� First Aid kit
ï�±ï� Safety pins
ï�±ï� Earplugs
ï�±ï� Insect repellent
ï�±ï� Antibacterial hand gel
ï�±ï� Wet wipes
ï�±ï� Stain wipes/stick
ï�±ï� Pillows
ï�±ï� Workout stuff
ï�±ï� Water sports bottle
ï�±ï� Waterproof case
ï�±ï� Night light
ï�±ï� Pen flash lights
ï�±ï� Pennies for pressing
ï�±ï� Pins for trading
ï�±ï� Books/magazines
ï�±ï� Playing cards
ï�±ï� Games
ï�±ï� Frisbees
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Travel Paperwork
ï�±ï� Plane tickets (make copies)
ï�±ï� Hotel confirmation
ï�±ï� Rental car confirmation
ï�±ï� Cash/credit cards
ï�±ï� Dollar bills for tips & tolls
ï�±ï� Checkbook
ï�±ï� Travelers checks (make copies)
ï�±ï� Passports/birth certificates (for cruise)
ï�±ï� Drivers license/IDs
ï�±ï� Health insurance card
ï�±ï� Guidebooks
ï�±ï� Maps/directions
ï�±ï� Discount coupons
ï�±ï� Membership cards (such as AAA, DVC)
ï�±ï� Theme park tickets (make copies)
ï�±ï� Address book
ï�±ï� Address labels
ï�±ï� Stationery/notepad
ï�±ï� Pens
ï�±ï� Stamps
ï�±ï� Envelopes for maid tips
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
First Aid
ï�±ï� Prescription medications
ï�±ï� Moleskin
ï�±ï� Band-Aids
ï�±ï� Antibiotic ointment
ï�±ï� Anti-itch gel/spray
ï�±ï� Aloe vera gel
ï�±ï� Antacids/stomach remedies
ï�±ï� Pain medicine
ï�±ï� Kids pain medicine
ï�±ï� Motion sickness remedies
ï�±ï� Midol
ï�±ï� Sinus/allergy medicine
ï�±ï� Eyedrops
ï�±ï� Vitamins
ï�±ï� Cough drops
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Car Trip Stuff
ï�±ï� Maps/directions
ï�±ï� Proof of auto insurance
ï�±ï� Guidebooks
ï�±ï� Coupons for road meals & hotels
ï�±ï� Flashlight
ï�±ï� Paper towels
ï�±ï� Wet wipes
ï�±ï� Cooler
ï�±ï� Bags for trash
ï�±ï� Umbrella
ï�±ï� Snacks
ï�±ï� Drinks
ï�±ï� Pillows
ï�±ï� Blankets
ï�±ï� Portable VCR/DVD player
ï�±ï� Movies
ï�±ï� Drawing boards
ï�±ï� Travel games
ï�±ï� New small toys
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Laundry Items
ï�±ï� Laundry soap
ï�±ï� Dryer sheets
ï�±ï� Stain remover
ï�±ï� Laundry bags
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Kitchen Items
ï�±ï� Bottled water
ï�±ï� Coffee
ï�±ï� Tea bags
ï�±ï� Sugar/sweetener
ï�±ï� Nondairy creamer
ï�±ï� Instant soup mix
ï�±ï� Cocoa packets
ï�±ï� Juice boxes ï�±ï� Powdered drink mix
ï�±ï� Microwave popcorn
ï�±ï� Granola bars
ï�±ï� Chips/pretzels
ï�±ï� Crackers
ï�±ï� Fruit snacks
ï�±ï� Small cereal boxes
ï�±ï� Pop Tarts
ï�±ï� Peanut butter
ï�±ï� Tuna pouches/kits
ï�±ï� Pre-measured seasonings
ï�±ï� Travel salt & pepper
ï�±ï� Dish soap
ï�±ï� Dish scrubber/sponge
ï�±ï� Dish towel
ï�±ï� Paper plates
ï�±ï� Plastic utensils
ï�±ï� Disposable cups
ï�±ï� Zip top bags
ï�±ï� Trash bags
ï�±ï� Paper Towels
ï�±ï� Water filtering pitcher
ï�±ï� Straws
ï�±ï� Coffee maker
ï�±ï� Coffee filters
ï�±ï� Corkscrew
ï�±ï� Wine stopper
ï�±ï� Electric skillet
ï�±ï� Toaster
ï�±ï� Non-stick fry pan
ï�±ï� Citronella candles
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Day Bag for Theme Parks
ï�±ï� Theme park tickets (make copies)
ï�±ï� Drivers license/ID for each adult
ï�±ï� Cash/credit card
ï�±ï� Membership cards (such as AAA, DVC)
ï�±ï� Meal confirmation #s
ï�±ï� Guidebooks
ï�±ï� Park maps
ï�±ï� Camera, film & batteries
ï�±ï� Camcorder, tapes & extra battery
ï�±ï� Disposable camera for kids
ï�±ï� Cell phones
ï�±ï� Walkie talkies
ï�±ï� Neck lanyard for room key/tickets
ï�±ï� Sunglasses w/straps
ï�±ï� Water bottle w/strap
ï�±ï� Collapsible cooler
ï�±ï� Snacks
ï�±ï� Autograph book
ï�±ï� Fat pen for character autographs
ï�±ï� Rain poncho or umbrella
ï�±ï� Mister fan & extra batteries
ï�±ï� Moleskin
ï�±ï� Pain medicine
ï�±ï� Sunscreen
ï�±ï� Lip balm w/sunscreen
ï�±ï� Insect repellant
ï�±ï� Kleenex
ï�±ï� Antibacterial hand gel
ï�±ï� Wet wipes
ï�±ï� Hats/visors/sweatbands/bandannas
ï�±ï� Plastic trash bags or rain ponchos for wet rides
ï�±ï� Large zip-top bags for wet clothes
ï�±ï� Dry change of clothes for kids
ï�±ï� Glow sticks & necklaces
ï�±ï� Pennies for pressing
ï�±ï� Pins for trading
ï�±ï� Playing cards or handheld games to keep kids occupied in line
ï�±ï� Kids ID tags
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� _________________
Day Bag for Water Parks
ï�±ï� Water park tickets
ï�±ï� Drivers license/ID for each adult
ï�±ï� Cash/credit card
ï�±ï� Waterproof camera
ï�±ï� Cell phones
ï�±ï� Walkie talkies
ï�±ï� Neck lanyard for room key/tickets
ï�±ï� Sunglasses w/straps
ï�±ï� Water bottle w/strap
ï�±ï� Collapsible cooler
ï�±ï� Snacks
ï�±ï� Bathing suits
ï�±ï� Beach towels
ï�±ï� Earplugs
ï�±ï� Goggles
ï�±ï� Plastic pool cups w/top & straw
ï�±ï� Beach bag
ï�±ï� Floatation toys
ï�±ï� Water toys
ï�±ï� Books/magazines
ï�±ï� Mister fan & extra batteries
ï�±ï� Pain medicine
ï�±ï� Sunscreen
ï�±ï� Lip balm w/sunscreen
ï�±ï� Insect repellant
ï�±ï� Kleenex
ï�±ï� Antibacterial hand gel
ï�±ï� Wet wipes
ï�±ï� Hats/visors/sweatbands/bandannas
ï�±ï� Swim diapers
ï�±ï� Waterproof watch
ï�±ï� Waterproof case
ï�±ï� Water shoes/flip flops
ï�±ï� Large zip-top bags for wet clothes
ï�±ï� Dry change of clothes for kids
ï�±ï� Kids ID tags
ï�±ï� _________________
ï�±ï� ______________
what to expect in your first visit to doctor?
Q. I am 5wks preg.and I found it out by doing HPT. I have my first appointment with gynac on Monday. What type of tests they do?
Any internal/physical test other than urine test?
Any internal/physical test other than urine test?
A. Well!
The doctor will take urine and blood. He will most likely do a pelvic exam an take some samples to make sure you don't have any kind of infections. He may try to find the baby's heartbeat with this little monitor. He will ask how you are and answer you questions, and send you home with a big bag of mommy goodies (magazines and coupons and stuff) Then he will have you set up a 4 week follow up appointment and most likely give you a scrip for prenatal vitamins.
Congratulations mommy!
The doctor will take urine and blood. He will most likely do a pelvic exam an take some samples to make sure you don't have any kind of infections. He may try to find the baby's heartbeat with this little monitor. He will ask how you are and answer you questions, and send you home with a big bag of mommy goodies (magazines and coupons and stuff) Then he will have you set up a 4 week follow up appointment and most likely give you a scrip for prenatal vitamins.
Congratulations mommy!
How do you get things for FREE??
Q. I'd like to turn this question into a forum of sorts, where people could respond with their own personal stories or experiences getting things for free.
I just got heavily into the free sample lifestlye and I want to take this shiite to the next level.
Have people had any luck simply writing to companies asking to try their products free of charge?
I just got heavily into the free sample lifestlye and I want to take this shiite to the next level.
Have people had any luck simply writing to companies asking to try their products free of charge?
A. If a person is in need of a furniture, sometimes people that just bought new furniture will leave their old furniture near the road for the trash pick-up to pick-up. So you can walk around and see if anybody is throwing any furniture away and if you see something that you may need, go get your truck and pick it up and take it home.
One time, we sat out a microwave that was fried. We were cooking something and the microwave started sparking like too much electricity was going through it. You know when you have a 10V device and you try to run 20V into it. What happens? You are right, too much electricity goes through it and burns it up. We sat that out near the trash, along with a 19 inch computer monitor that did not work, and someone came by and picked them up. I'm glad that person could use those things. I don't know what that person will use them for. Maybe he knew somebody that recycled electronics and would give him like $5 for all that stuff.
You could also look in garbage cans, and garbage dumpsters. Sometimes people throw good stuff away. I once knew a person that found a baby doll missing one eye. I'm sure that could be easily fixed.
If you are a smoker, instead of buying your own cigarettes, you could try bumming. How bumming a cigarette works is, you go up to someone smoking and say, (look really desperate and tired) could I bum a cigarette off you? Act like you are using your last bit of oxygen talking to the person. If you don't like to bum, then you could look in ashtrays for cigarettes. Most people won't finish a cigarette. They take a some puffs and put it out, leaving a pretty good length to smoke.
My ideas of getting stuff for free.
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Gillette sent me a brand new razor about 6 years ago. I still use it to this day. So you might try writing to Gillette and asking them if they would send you a free razor. Make the letter sound like you really want to support them.
Trojan gives away free condoms to young people to show that they care about preventing youth pregnancies. So you might want to write them and ask them for some condoms.
If you drink a lot of sodas, say Pepsi, save up your receipts and send a letter along with the receipts asking if they would send you some coupons or give you a free case of soda since you support them so heavily.
I think baseball stadiums gives tickets away. These tickets won't give you good seats. You might need binoculars to enjoy the game. I don't think the free seats will provide view of the big screen because you will be way up in the air right underneath the roof, so that roof might block your view a little bit. Oh, and I don't think the food vendor person is going to walk all the way up there just to give you a hotdog and drink. They serve only people closest to the field.
One time, we sat out a microwave that was fried. We were cooking something and the microwave started sparking like too much electricity was going through it. You know when you have a 10V device and you try to run 20V into it. What happens? You are right, too much electricity goes through it and burns it up. We sat that out near the trash, along with a 19 inch computer monitor that did not work, and someone came by and picked them up. I'm glad that person could use those things. I don't know what that person will use them for. Maybe he knew somebody that recycled electronics and would give him like $5 for all that stuff.
You could also look in garbage cans, and garbage dumpsters. Sometimes people throw good stuff away. I once knew a person that found a baby doll missing one eye. I'm sure that could be easily fixed.
If you are a smoker, instead of buying your own cigarettes, you could try bumming. How bumming a cigarette works is, you go up to someone smoking and say, (look really desperate and tired) could I bum a cigarette off you? Act like you are using your last bit of oxygen talking to the person. If you don't like to bum, then you could look in ashtrays for cigarettes. Most people won't finish a cigarette. They take a some puffs and put it out, leaving a pretty good length to smoke.
My ideas of getting stuff for free.
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Gillette sent me a brand new razor about 6 years ago. I still use it to this day. So you might try writing to Gillette and asking them if they would send you a free razor. Make the letter sound like you really want to support them.
Trojan gives away free condoms to young people to show that they care about preventing youth pregnancies. So you might want to write them and ask them for some condoms.
If you drink a lot of sodas, say Pepsi, save up your receipts and send a letter along with the receipts asking if they would send you some coupons or give you a free case of soda since you support them so heavily.
I think baseball stadiums gives tickets away. These tickets won't give you good seats. You might need binoculars to enjoy the game. I don't think the free seats will provide view of the big screen because you will be way up in the air right underneath the roof, so that roof might block your view a little bit. Oh, and I don't think the food vendor person is going to walk all the way up there just to give you a hotdog and drink. They serve only people closest to the field.
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