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Baby Travel Checklist - Must Know Essentials to Carry for Your Child
You might be used to travelling light when you roamed around independently. But when a baby is also your companion, the list of items that you need to carry along with you, can seem to increase a thousandfold. Suddenly, every little thing starts becoming important and before you know you have a gigantic list of things to carry while travelling with baby in a train, or even via an aeroplane. In such cases, it’s best to have a quick list handy for you that lists all the baby travel essentials. Combined with that, keeping a few tips in mind will allow you to travel with peace of mind and not worry needlessly.
Things to Carry while Traveling with Your Infant
Here’s what you need to have in your baby travel list.
1. Diapers
Diapers have to be the most important item on your list. Carry one for each hour that you would be travelling, and few more as a contingency plan.
2. Changing Station
Trying to change your baby’s diaper while travelling can easily get out of hand. A small foldable changing station to keep the baby can provide you with ease to dispose the dirty one and replace with a new one.
3. Blankets
Blankets will be used for multiple purposes, right from laying your baby down, to using them as a comforter, to cover your baby or even the window in case of strong sunlight.
4. Disposable Bags
Used diapers, dirty clothes, burped hankies, all need a common place to be in without mixing with the clean stuff. Use bags for those.
5. Nightlight
Your baby will very well relieve itself in the middle of the night. Using a small torch or nightlight helps you change their diapers without disturbing anyone else.
6. First Aid Kit
Carry lotions, creams, pain relievers, and small ointments in case your baby hurts itself during the journey. Being slightly over-prepared brings no harm. Also, carry general purpose medicines for your baby (for common ailments like cough, cold, diarrhoea, colic, etc.).
7. Front Sling
Best way to carry your baby when you are travelling from a station or terminal to another. It keeps your baby close to you and safe while leaving you free to move around with your luggage.
8. Inflatable Bathtub
The place you’re staying may not have the cleanest bathroom or tub for your baby. Carrying an inflatable tub can help quickly set it up and give your baby a nice wash while staying compact in your luggage during travel.
9. Bottled Milk
Either formula or your breast milk, it’s best to carry a spare bottle with you, in case your baby decides to have second thoughts and gets hungry more frequently, or you are in a situation where you cannot breastfeed your baby comfortably.
10. Cosy Hats
While travelling outside, the sun can easily get strong for your baby. Use a nice cutesy hat for them, that allows them to stroll around with you with complete abandon.
11. More Clothes
Yes! The clothes you have in your bag won’t always be enough if your baby ends up dropping something on the clothes or the diaper leaks accidentally. It’s best to have additional clothes on hand for a quick change.
12. Baby Monitor
If you’re heading out for a holiday, you wouldn’t want to be tied up with your baby. As your baby sleeps in the bedroom, you can use the baby monitor and enjoy your juice in the comfort of the room’s balcony.
13. Nail Clippers
It’s best to ensure your baby’s nails are short and clean no matter what. And the clippers could double up as a utility tool if needed as well.
14. Identification
Keep proper IDs for yourself and your baby. Have photos and documents, if any, as proof of paternity and identity.
15. Formula Packets
Rather than relying on stockpiles of food, it’s good to carry formulas with you where you can quickly make them and feed your baby prior to the next trip.
16. Baby Wipes
You will need tons and tons of these for every foreseeable scenario that you can think of. Keeping things hygienic and clean no matter what should always be a priority.
17. Swimsuit
If your baby is of the right age, you can get them a small swimsuit and enjoy time together in the pool with you.
18. Toys
You may be dozing through your journey but your baby can get bored real quick. Carry their favourite soft toy or rattle with them to keep them engaged.
19. Night Clothes
Always keep a pair of easy-to-wear and breathable night clothes that keep your baby snug and comfy when they sleep at night.
20. Dish Soap
If you need to quickly wash any cups or spoons while you’re travelling, this soap will make it easy to keep things clean when you store them.
21. Thermometer
In case your baby falls ill during the journey, taking their temperature and having a quick word with the doctor can help you take action right away.
22. Disinfecting Gel
Instead of running to the basin every time, carry a sanitizer to quickly clean your hands and the baby’s, before tending to them.
23. Pacifier
Your baby may not always be hungry but a pacifier can keep things at bay and give you a silent night of sleep, too.
24. Teething Ring
If your baby is in the chewy phase of their growth, keep the teething ring handy so as to curb those urges to bite everything they see.
25. A Book
Carry a nice illustrated book along with you so that the baby has something to look at that’s interesting during the journey.
Tips to Keep in Mind
Prepare in advance and make a list of all the things you’d need to carry.
Use a waterproof diaper bag to carry it all.
Keep an extra outfit handy at all times.
Pack medicines and liquids in separate plastic pouches.
Keep each baby clothing item in a separate compartment.
Have a travel charger and an extra battery at hand.
A nightlight is your best friend during the journey.
Keep an emergency phone number on you and the baby at all times.
Travelling is a new experience for the baby and it’s best they get to enjoy it, too. By keeping a few things in mind and ensuring comfort and hygiene at all times, you and your baby can have a wonderful trip and make memories to think back of.
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10 Fascinating Rainbow Facts and Activities for Kids
Rainbows are one of the most beautiful and magical things we can spot in nature. As children, it was something that would fascinate us to no end to look at the pretty colours. There are many stories about the rainbow, but science has been able to break it down for us, making it easy to understand what exactly a rainbow is. If you want to teach your kids all about the rainbow, you should read through this article.
What Is a Rainbow?
A rainbow is a special phenomenon that occurs in nature when it is rainy on one side, but sunny on the other. It consists of an arc that forms in the sky of seven colours, namely Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange and Red, also called VIBGYOR for short. When sunlight is dispersed through the raindrops, the rainbow appears.
How Are Rainbows Formed?
An easy explanation of the rainbow formation for kids is that the light that we see each day is sunlight, a white light that comes to us from the sun. White light is made up of the different colours that we see in the rainbow, but when the light is all travelling in one direction, it looks white.
During the rains, however, millions of raindrops cause the colours in the white light to separate and refract through them. Each raindrop actually makes its own rainbow, but when there are so many raindrops at the same time, the rainbows become big enough for us to see with the naked eye.
Interesting Facts About Rainbows
Here are some interesting facts about rainbows for kids:
The angle that light should be refracted at for us to be able to see a rainbow with the naked eye is 42 degrees.
Both the sun and rain need to be present for a rainbow to form.
Sir Isaac Newton was the one who discovered that there were seven different colours in the rainbow.
This colourful natural phenomenon is only observed when it rains; moreover, it is shaped like an arc, similar to an archer's bow. This is the reason we call it a 'rainbow'.
There are times when one raindrop reflects sunlight twice. In these cases, a secondary rainbow is formed. These rainbows are an inverted version of the primary or original rainbow, and violet is the outermost colour to be seen, rather than the usual red.
There is a type of rainbow that can even be formed at night. This is called a 'moonbow', and it is a very rare sighting. This is because moonlight is not as bright as sunlight, so despite it reflecting light in the same way, it is often not enough to cause the different colours to become visible to us. Another reason is also that it is too dark to notice the moonbow.
From the ground, a rainbow often looks like an arc or a semi-circle at the most; but when seen from a great height, the rainbow has been discovered to be circular in shape.
You can never reach the end of a rainbow as it moves along with you.
Fun Rainbow Activities for Kids
Here are some fun activities and games that you can involve your kids in:
1. Coffee Filter Rainbow Craft
If you have young children and are spending the day indoors, this is a great activity for you.
What You Need
Coffee filter paper - 1
Chart paper
Scissors
Glue stick
Cotton balls
Crayons
How To Do:
Cut out the bottom quarter of the coffee filter paper so that it is level.
Starting from the centre, cut out a small semi-circle. The aim is to shape the coffee filter paper like a rainbow.
Stick the rainbow shaped coffee filter onto the blue chart paper.
Teach your kids all about the colours of the rainbow by showing them what colour to use and where.
Once they are done colouring their rainbows, stick cotton balls onto the bottom of the rainbow.
Draw a few simple clouds with white crayon or pencil in the background.
2. Rainbow Tag
Of all the rainbow games for kids, this is a fun game to play if you have a large group.
What You Need
A large play area
How To Do:
Pick a child to be the 'Rainbow Catcher'.
Assign a colour to each of the 'Rainbow Kids'.
The Rainbow Kids line up on one side of the play area, and the Rainbow Catcher stands in the middle of it.
The Rainbow Catcher will then yell out a colour, and whichever of the Rainbow Kids has been assigned that colour has to run to the other side of the play area, passing the Rainbow Catcher to get there.
The Rainbow Catcher must try and tag as many Rainbow Kids as he can.
Once tagged, the Rainbow Kids become Rainbow Catchers and must help the main Rainbow Catcher tag the rest of the Rainbow Kids.
The last Rainbow Kid standing will get to be the Rainbow Catcher in the next round.
3. Rainbow Coloured Crayons Hunt
This is a fun game you can play with your kids to teach them the meaning of teamwork as well as to teach the correct colours of the rainbow and their positions.
What You Need:
Crayons
A big outline of a rainbow to be coloured in by the kids
How To Do:
Hide the crayons and ask your kids to find the crayons which are the colours of the rainbow.
Once the correct colours have been assembled, the children will need to colour in the outline of the rainbow with them, but in the correct places, so be sure to be there with clues and guidance.
4. DIY Rainbow
Here is how to make a rainbow for kids.
What You Need:
Glass pan
Torch
Small mirror
Water
How To Do:
Fill water in the glass pan and then place the mirror inside.
Lean it against the side of the pan.
See that the room is completely dark before you shine the torchlight onto the mirror.
You might have to make some adjustments to find the angle that the light reflects off the mirror, but you should be able to produce a rainbow either on the wall or the ceiling.
Let the kids take turns at making the rainbow.
Rainbows will always be looked at with awe, wonder and excitement, so teaching your child everything there is to know about it is a great way of expanding their general knowledge.
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Mongolian Spots in Babies - Causes and Treatment
Birthmarks in newborns are common, but when they are as prominent as Mongolian spots, they can be a cause of concern to parents. It’s important to know that these birthmarks pose no risk of cancer or health danger to babies. Mongolian spots are common in Asian babies and disappear as babies grow older. Read further to understand how they form and what their prognosis is.
What are Mongolian Spots?
Mongolian spots are a type of birthmark which are often present at birth or appear soon after. They are also termed as slate grey nevi and dermal melanocytosis. These spots are bluish grey in colour and can vary from dark blue to a lighter grey. The colour is normally uniform over the whole area of the birthmark. Mongolian spots can form in various sizes and most are a few centimetres across without any clearly defined edges or shapes. They are not raised above the skin and are flat. They typically occur on the lower back or the buttocks of the baby and occasionally form on the arms or legs. Mongolian spots are not a cause of concern as they don’t pose any health risks. Babies who have them will outgrow the spots as they get older, possibly by the time they reach their teens.
How Common are Mongolian Blue Spots and Who is at Risk of Getting it?
Mongolian spots are usually found in babies of African, Middle Eastern, and Asian descent and are found in about three-quarters of the children from these regions. Interestingly, the term Mongolian spot was coined by Edwin Baelz in 1885, who was a German professor. He believed only the non-Caucasians and Mongols developed these marks. The blue-grey spots are seen in approximately 80% of Asians, 90% of Africans and Native Americans and in 70% of Hispanics. Full-term babies are more likely to have blue-grey spots than the preterm ones. Both boys and girls have an almost equal chance of getting these birthmarks but some studies suggest the chances of Mongolian spots are slightly higher in boys.
What Causes Mongolian Spots on Babies?
When a baby is in the womb, the cells that eventually develop into its skin move to the surface. During the 11th and the 14th week of pregnancy, a specific type of cells called dermal melanocytes (cells that produce the pigment melanin) move up to the top layer of the skin. These dermal cells typically disappear by the 20th week of pregnancy. Experts believe that when these cells do not move to the top layer of the skin and disappear, they form the Mongolian spots at birth. As these melanocytes are trapped deep beneath the layers of skin, they take on a bluish-grey shade.
The amount of melanin (pigment responsible for skin colour) in the skin normally determines the colour of the birthmark. Babies with a darker shade of skin are more likely to have these types of birthmarks.
What Do the Spots Look Like?
Because of their bluish appearance, Mongolian marks on baby can be easily mistaken for bruises.
Features of Mongolian birthmarks:
They are blue or bluish-grey in colour.
Their texture is normal, similar to the surrounding skin.
Mongolian spots are typically 2-8 cms wide.
These marks have an irregular shape without defined edges.
They are present at birth or appear soon after the birth.
Mongolian spots most commonly appear on the lower back or buttocks.
Are the Spots Dangerous?
Mongolian spots are harmless and do not need any medical intervention. They are not cancerous in nature or indicative of any disease or disorder. In most cases, the spots fade over the years and disappear by the time the child is a teenager. However, a small number of cases have been associated with rare metabolic conditions such as:
Hunter’s syndrome
Hurler’s disease
Niemann-Pick disease
Mannosidosis
Mucolipidosis
The risks of the above are more likely in babies who have large, widespread Mongolian spots on their back and buttocks. Occasionally they may be mistaken for the symptoms of another serious spinal condition called spina bifida occulta. However, the spots related to that are reddish in colour and not the characteristic blue-grey colour of Mongolian spots.
How to Treat Mongolian Spots in Newborn?
Mongolian spots do not need any kind of special care or treatment. Since they are not painful, they do not pose any issues associated with the skin. As they appear mostly on the lower back and buttocks, they are not visible most of the times. However, if the spots persist beyond the teenage years and into adulthood, removal procedures can be considered.
Laser removal procedures have shown good results in removing the spots in adults. One study in Lasers in Medical Science shows that people got positive results with the alexandrite laser. One other study in Dermatologic Surgery found that Mongolian spots treatment responded very well to the use of the Alexandrite laser if a person is younger than 20 years old. It’s also found that skin bleaching creams with other types of lasers also work well along with the alexandrite laser.
Why Should Parents Take Pictures of the Spots at Birth?
Mongolian spots being dark blue or bluish-grey in colour can easily be mistaken for “spank marks” or abuse. It might give a false sign of child abuse to teachers or daycare providers which can lead to unintended complications. Taking regular photographs of the spots from childbirth can be used to avoid these misunderstandings. Photographs are also a good way to track the disappearance of the spots or to notice any new unrelated mark that might pose a health risk.
When to Seek Medical Help?
Most Mongolian spots fade over time and pose no threat to the child. However, if you notice that any spot changes colour or shape it can be something else and it’s imperative that you get it looked by a dermatologist. Medical help is also an option if the marks are prominent in teens and is a cause for embarrassment to your child.
Moreover, don't let Mongolian spots to bother you, as they are harmless and are known to fade on their own.
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Fun and Amazing Facts About Reptiles for Kids
Three hundred forty million years ago, prehistoric amphibians gave rise to the reptiles we know today, with an excellent blood type. An animal's body temperature may fluctuate if it has a cold-blooded constitution, and the sun's rays are essential for keeping them warm. Keeping their body temperature stable is easier for reptiles since their metabolic rate is lower than mammals or other warm-blooded creatures. This means they consume less food than other warm-blooded animals of the same size, such as mammals.
Reptiles come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Snakes, crocodiles, and alligators are included, as are turtles and lizards, as are some of the most frequent reptiles. Every continent except Antarctica is home to snakes. Some interesting facts about reptiles are:
Alligators and crocodiles seem to be slow-moving animals, yet they can move pretty quickly when they're on the attack.
Reptiles with no legs are known as snakes. They bend their bodies to move around the ground, even though they lack legs.
Snakes and lizards look identical, but lizards have legs.
Turtles are venomous reptiles with a thick exoskeleton to keep predators at bay.
Must-know Reptile Facts for Children
Check out our kid-friendly fun facts about reptiles to learn a little more about some of our reptile-animal pals:
It has been said that reptiles have been mistreated over the ages. Their jagged fangs, split tongues, or erythematous skin has frightened many people, who are no longer as numerous and diverse as 100 or 200 million years ago. Without a sure, they are among the most intriguing creatures on the planet, a fact that no one can take away.
Lizards are unable to distinguish between hot and cold temperatures. When it comes to their motions and speeds, the temperature of their surroundings has a significant impact. They will become lethargic if exposed to the cold in winter due to their inability to perceive it. As an alternative to saying "I'm chilly," think about how slow your movements are because of the cold.
A green iguana's body temperature dips below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, and it becomes immobile. They fall off trees when the temperature goes drastically below freezing in their native places, like South Florida. Iguanas may seem dead, but they are only chilled and warm up when exposed to the sun's warmth. Moving a frozen iguana might make it feel terrified. Therefore it's best to avoid doing so while it's still frozen. When they're frightened, they'll do things you wouldn't anticipate. In some instances, experts suggest leaving them where they are or enlisting the help of a professional to transfer them.
Green Iguanas are pretty widespread in Southern Florida. However, they are not native to this area. They were first kept as pets before being released into the wild, where they swiftly developed a presence. There are several examples of this in pythons and lionfish, among others. The owner must permit you before you may release an animal into nature. A long-term harmful influence on the local environment is possible due to its existence. However, this is not the case in all circumstances.
The fossil record of reptiles dates back 312 million years to the time of the dinosaurs, indicating that they existed during that period.
The fact that reptiles can be found on every continent, except for Antarctica, lends credence to the theory that they prefer warm temperatures due to this.
In addition to standard sizes, these creatures are available in miniature form and larger sizes. If not an extinct species, the gecko is the smallest living creature, growing to be less than an inch in length and less than a centimeter in diameter. Furthermore, at 20 feet in length, the saltwater crocodile is the largest living reptile on the planet.
For an adult crocodile to meet its nutritional requirements, it must consume only 10 percent of the food available. On the other hand, Crocodiles can go without food for up to six months if necessary. During food scarcity for crocodiles, other animals may be forced to flee an area in search of food, or they may succumb to their injuries if the situation persists for an extended period. To meet its nutritional requirements, a crocodile will either remain still for an extended time or will move on in search of a new source of food. It is possible that, as a result of human intervention in their natural environment, these organisms will be able to survive for an extended period if new developments are constructed near bodies of water.
All reptiles use their lungs to take in oxygen, regardless of species.
They must hold their breath to consume, which is true for most reptiles. Instead, crocodiles have a secondary palate, which allows them to continue breathing even when their jaws are filled with struggling prey, unlike most other animals.
This network of tubes, which connects the turtles' lungs to their internal shell interiors, is found on the interior of their shells.
Female green sea turtles that walk on land do not take in any air, thus earning the name "walking turtles." It is entirely up to them whether or not to take a deep breath and relax, and this will depend on where they are when they make the decision.
Because of their impermeable skin, reptiles can swim without getting wet or having water seep into their scales, which is beneficial for them.
Reptiles shed their skin daily to maintain their body temperature. The shedding cycle of younger animals is more frequent than that of older animals.
A snakeskin in its natural state will demonstrate to you that snakes shed their skin in a single, uninterrupted length from their head to their tail. If certain snakeskins are viewed in person, they can be almost identical to the snakes from which they were derived. For reptiles such as lizards, the process of shedding their skin is a multi-step process that takes several days to complete
Some tortoises have bladders that are disproportionately large compared to the rest of their bodies. Charles Darwin, who wrote about the Galapagos turtle's bladder capacity in The Origin of Species, claimed that its capacity could be as high as 20% of its total body weight.
This ability to conserve water for extended periods is common among reptiles that live in desert environments. A single one of these bladders may be able to store enough water to keep you hydrated for several months.
When it comes to digesting food, reptiles progress significantly slower than mammals. Because of their slower metabolism and as many do not masticate (or chew) their prey, reptiles have a lower metabolic rate than other animals. It's a complete meal in and of itself for many people.
Some large reptiles, such as crocodiles and boa constrictors, can go months without consuming any food whatsoever.
Reptiles that eat plants but lack the necessary teeth to chew them may occasionally swallow boulders, referred to as "boulder swallowing," to aid in the digestion of the plant materials they are consuming. Boulder swallowing is a term used to describe this practice.
Larger reptiles such as the Komodo dragon and monitor lizard have been observed engaging in playful behavior and collaborating with humans, indicating that this is an overly simplistic assumption to make.
The vast majority of reptiles have better color vision than the vast majority of mammals, and this is true for the overwhelming majority.
It is the snake that is one of the most popular pets all over the globe. Aside from changing color depending on the environment, this reptile is renowned for doing unusual feats like firing its tongue out at frightening speeds and utilizing its tail as an additional leg. Another favorite pet is the sea turtle, which may live for up to 100 years and grow 12 feet long. It is also a great source of food. They can consume plants, fruits, and vegetables despite their tiny size, and they may be found in most temperate climates across the world. So, have these interesting facts about amphibians and reptiles ready to surprise your children.
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