Toddler 72 hour Kit

After the "Dump Fire" I decided I better get in gear and get our 72 hour kits done. It takes a lot more work than I thought to get everything together for them and to find a bag that it will all fit in for a fast grab and go. I started with Enzo's since I figured Matt and I could manage, but Enzo would not do so well without the necessities.

Here's a list of what I included in case anyone else feels the desire to tackle their little ones 72 hour kit. 

Clothing

1 pair of Pj's (long)

2 pairs of pants

2 long sleeve shirts

2 pairs of shorts

1 T-shirt

1 onsie

3 pairs of socks

1 pair of shoes

1 blanket

Toiletries

30 Diapers

80 Wipes

6 Diaper trash bags

1 tube of Bum Cream

Toothbrush

Toothpaste

Bath Towel

2 hand towels

Soap

Lotion

Hand Sanitizer

Sunblock

Baby Powder

Food

1 Packet of Chicken

3 Fruit/Grain bars

3 bags of crackers

3 bags of goldfish

3 bags of Animal Crackers

4 cups of sliced fruit

Veggie and Fruit Puffs

4 apple sauces

3 yogurts

3 apple juice boxes

Yogurt Puffs

4 fruit twists

6 life savors

4 (23.7 oz) Bottles of water

Milk (64 oz) - I am still trying to find boxed milk that does not need to kept cold until after its opened

Dishes

1 Sippy Cup

2 Bowls with lids

2 bibs

1 Spoon 

1 Fork

Other

small book and toy

2 Pens

2 Pencils

Sticky notes

Small writing pad

1 dusk mask

1 tube of glowsticks

2 handwarmers

1 small first aid kit

1 flashlight

$10 in small bills and change

I purchased the backpack at Walmart. It weighs 22.3 lbs with everything packed in it.  I think for Matt and myself I am going to do day hiking backpacks or duffle bags with wheels since we will need to have more survival type items in our bags.