Finally Friday: Evatex Packing Cubes

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 Evatex Packing CubesI don’t know how traveling with kids is for YOU guys, but for us, the packing equation has totally changed… because my toddler gets the majority of the space! We bring: all of his outfits (I like to travel with at least 3-4 complete outfits, no matter how short the trip, in case of messy eating/play, or of course, bathroom accidents) … his teddy… his blanket… it’s kind of ridiculous. These packing cubes look like they would at LEAST help us keep our stuff separate and well defined. I like the variety of colors offered, and the deep discount: they were $89, but are now marked to $25 (and eligible for Prime). Evatex Packing Cubes Psst — I’ve mentioned that I draw what I want to pack before, but I swear by it now that I’m usually the one packing for the entire family.

Sales of note for 9.10.24

(See all of the latest workwear sales at Corporette!)

Kid/Family Sales

  • Carter’s – Birthday sale, 40-50% off & extra 20% off select styles
  • Hanna Andersson – Up to 50% off all baby; up to 40% off all Halloween
  • J.Crew Crewcuts Extra 30% off sale styles
  • Old Navy – 40% off everything
  • Target – BOGO 25% off select haircare, up to 25% off floor care items; up to 30% off indoor furniture up to 20% off TVs

And — here are some of our latest threadjacks of interestworking mom questions asked by the commenters!

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I used to use Ziplocs, but I had trouble getting them well-compressed and sometimes the zipper closure would break. So I bought some lightweight packing cubes and they are great. On a recent trip, I used one for cold weather gear for me and kids (hats/gloves/etc.), one for kid underwear & socks, one for my underwear and socks. They are also fantastic for compressing winter coats so they fit in a carry-on. My husband thinks I’m crazy but it really helps me find things more quickly. Great recommendation!

What do people do with the car seat when they aren’t taking it on the plane (because they didn’t get an extra seat for baby)? We’re planning to check our convertible with our luggage, but I’m worried that it will get damaged. Any recommendations for a car seat travel bag? Or is it better just to rent a car seat from the rental car company?

I am roughly 7.5 weeks pregnant. Today is casual day at work and I had no jeans that fit — mostly due to belly bloat (this is kid #3). Even my jeans a few sizes up were no good. So I’m wearing maternity jeans and just feel totally down in the dumps about it! It seems way too early for that. Also, they’re not suuuuper secure so that’s stressing me out too.

/end vent/

I swear by ziplocs when packing the kids clothes. Put each outfit, with all its accessories, into a ziploc, push out as much air as possible, put in suitcase. Then I can just toss a ziploc to the kids in the morning, and the big ones can dress themselves. Eliminates digging through bags for small socks and accessories. I can throw an extra ziploc per child in our backpack/stroller/whatever we are going through the day with, and we are good to go. And we also have ziplocs available for all the dirty clothes, crap my kids want to drag home from the beach, etc.

I do use packing cubes for my stuff, and I could see the packing cubes being useful to corral and further compress my ziplocs.

I have the Rick Steves version as well as one from ebags. I mix and match them. These things are lifesavers when traveling with my kids (they’re 5). This is how I organize my packing.