Diaper bags are a thing of mystery sometimes: they can be cavernous and full of all kinds of debris; or they can be super organized and ready to roll. And both of those can be the same person, depending on the day. We want you to have a favorite diaper bag and you would like to take it with your baby when you go out. It’s a diaper bag that is a backpack shape and, this really is a dream diaper bag. Take it from someone who had a complicated relationship with leaving the house with your baby! It is a perfect diaper bag. We should share several diaper bag essentials to illustrated with this diaper bag!     Changing pad – easy to clean & allows you to attach toys to occupy baby while changing them Diaper Changing Pads   Clean Hands Changing Pads   Diaper Changing Pads with Wipes Pockets   Blanket – especially now that it’s winter, doesn’t hurt to bring a blanket. The blankets which can also double as a spit up ...

Driving around in your car, you never know when you’ll happen upon a traffic accident. Or if you’ll be stuck in traffic. Or if you’ll be caught in the middle of a riot and surrounded by looters (okay, just kidding about this last one). Still, you have a duty to be a responsible person while driving, which means you have to be prepared for medical emergencies encountered on the road.  But, at the same time, you can’t pack your vehicle with so much medical equipment that you have no room to squeeze into the driver’s seat. You can’t overload with medical supplies, expecting to quickly turn into Mad Max and be able to face the apocalypse.  In other words, don’t be that guy with the sign that reads “the end is near” and think you have to be prepared for everything. You really don’t need all that much in your vehicle, assuming you’re in a functioning country that isn’t war-torn and where paramedics can quickly ...

This is what I carry when I’m on a date or just out slaying some beers. As you can see, I like to go light and minimal. I know these ankle kits are popular, but there’s something you need to be aware of about them. Whether you’re coming from the Balkans or from Detroit, this super-duper kit can be easily mistaken for an ankle monitor (which tends to attract unwanted attention from the cops and it can make someone you’re taking out on a first date suspicious of you, ruining your prospects in the process). My bare minimum: a tourniquet (or at least the know-how to improvise one in the event carrying around a TQ is impractical). The reason I recommend a TQ as the bare minimum is that, even in a “normal” urban setting, help in the form of an ambulance or a doctor could be many long minutes away from reaching you—and in situations calling for a TQ, seconds count.   Here’s my list of what I carry for dealing with everyday scenarios: TQ (to...