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Pack This! Travel Tot’s travel childproofing safety kit

ByShelly Rivoli Updated on
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Temporary childproofing made easy for your family’s next vacation.

Half of the battle in being able to enjoy traveling with a baby or toddler is figuring out how to keep them safe in completely new surroundings. In addition to my Checking-In Safety Checklist included in both Travels with Baby guides and the “Staying Safe and Sane with Friends and Family” pre-trip advice in Travels with Baby, I recommend some of my favorite safety and temporary childproofing products here to help. Now, here’s one to add to the list.

What I love about the Travel Tot kit is that it combines some of my favorite products for temporary childproofing in one easy to pack and re-pack case (there are enough other things to remember!). What’s more, it even includes one fabulous forehead thermometer I recenty recommended here in the blog. And as a bonus? Your own “SHHHH… baby” door hanger to help remind those folks across the hall why they don’t want to let the door slam shut.

The Travel Tot childproofing kit includes 33 items total, plus ahesives for 2 separate rounds of application. No tools are required to install any of the products. You can click here to read more about it and get your Travel Tot childproofing kit ordered today.

Want more Pack This! recommendations for smart, sanity-saving products to bring on your travels? Browse the quick list of favorites I’ve compiled at Amazon. Need gear that goes the distance? See my recommendations for baby and toddler travel gear.

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Safe journeys,

Shelly Rivoli, author of the award-winning Travels with Baby and Take-Along Travels with Baby 

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