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1. A Disney stroller cargo net perfect for...Yup, you guessed it— your family's next trip to the Mouse's House! This awesome stroller accessory clips onto most strollers and offers more storage so you can find your toddler essentials quickly. Gone are the days of rifling through the bottom of your stroller looking for baby wipes.
2. A folding travel potty seat because it is always a great idea to be prepared for bathroom pit stops. This nifty item folds up nicely so you can easily take it with you on outings and trips. It makes it easy (and safe) for your little one to sit on almost any toilet!
3. A Baby Yoda water bottle that my toddler takes everywhere! We love this 12-oz Thermos for long trips because it keeps liquids cold. The push button top also makes it easy for little hands to open it all on their own, instilling a sense of independence.
4. A dinosaur lunch tote that'll hold the above bento box. It has a zipper front pouch, a mesh water bottle holder, and a handy clip strap so you can hang it from your stroller or backpack. It's *dinomite!*
5. A floating Papasan, our family just took on a camping trip to the lake. My 3-year-old had a blast floating around on this inflatable floaty, and spent hours playing in the water. It also deflates easily and folds up nicely so you don't have to lug another large item around when you go out.
6. A classic beach ball because toddlers love anything they can easily hit and throw, or at least mine does. For less than $2 this beach ball is a major score and will provide hours of entertainment while helping build gross motor skills!
7. A book about camping to prepare your little ones for their upcoming adventures. Clare Beaton's Go Camping board book answers questions such as — What kind of animals might they see? Or — What will they hear? And — What will they roast around the campfire? Mmmmm, I think that the last answer is s'mores!
8. A pack of Bravery Badges so you can be ready for any surprise accidents or injuries. This kit includes 48 flex fabric bandages that will protect all kinds of cuts and scrapes from dirt and germs. They also come in a convenient tin to keep you organized while out on the trails.
9. A sticker activity book because what toddler doesn't love stickers? This book was a huge success during our last trip. My son made adorable cards and letters for his friends back home. It is such a fun activity to give mom and dad a break. Trust me your kid will be *stuck* on this activity for hours!
10. A pack of no-mess coloring books that are a lifesaver for long car rides. All you have to do is fill the pen with water and your kids can color the pictures in with the *invisible ink!* This three-pack comes with 24 pages of fun pictures of fairies, princesses, and sea life.
11. A pack of two magnetic puzzles that'll have your toddler jumping for joy. I am not sure what attracts toddlers to picking up items with a magnet, but they will be all about it. This set comes with one fishing puzzle and another bug catching puzzle — it is simply the *catch of the day!*
12. A Match and Roll Shape Sorter to keep their little hands busy throughout the day and build dexterity. We use this toy to instill problem-solving skills in our household. Your toddler will learn new shapes such as parallelograms, quatrefoils, squares, rhombus, diamonds, ovals, ellipses, and pentagons.
13. A Dot Markers Art kit that we used to help develop our son's speech skills. It creates less of a mess than paint, and encourage hand-eye coordination, all while developing reading and spelling skills.
14. A set of magnetic numbers and letters so you can build your child's vocabulary while cooking! We place our son in front of the fridge and practice our ABCs and 123s all while preparing his dinner!
15. 123 of Thankfulness by Patricia Hegarty is a lovely way to teach your toddler about being thankful as well as how to count! This book has the most adorable illustrations by Summer Macon and also makes a great birthday gift.
16. A Retro Magna Doodle because every toddler needs one of these gadgets. This is a major throwback for some parents out there and is also a very fun travel activity. Get doodling with your Magna Doodle!
17. And Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site by Sherri Duskey Rinker because this is my toddler's favorite bedtime story! We read this book almost every night and he is always finding new things to talk about it. If your kiddo is obsessed with construction vehicles and struggles to fall asleep, this is the book for you!
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