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There are strategies parents can use to help ease some of the stress that seems to come packaged with the fun.

Pack the Essentials

First and foremost, you should start with a good, reliable bag that will make your day a little easier. While big wet bags seem like a good choice because of the space they offer.

Most bags don't have the compartments and/or deep pockets that parents need to organize family belongings. Also, the bag is carried on one shoulder, which almost always causes shoulder and neck pain at the end of the day. That is why you should choose the bag carefully.

Wt and dry bags are a good choice because they are carried on the back and the weight of the bag is evenly distributed for greater comfort. Some backpacks even offer shoulder straps and/or hip belts for better back support. However, not all backpacks are created equal.

Again, the inner and outer pockets, as well as the compartments inside the bag, make it easy for you to quickly find what you need without having to flip the entire bag over! There are several companies that offer diaper bags and backpacks specifically designed to meet the needs of parents. A little research on the internet can help you find the right bag for you.

Below is a list of basic items that every parent needs when traveling with their children:

• Change of clothes

Babies and toddlers need a complete makeover. But even the "big kids" need a clean T-shirt after ice cream and snack or a hot day in the sun.

• Hat or cap

• Sunscreen

Sun protection is very important for young children, but it is also useful for children of all ages.

• Diapers

Make sure you account for enough for the entire trip and then add a few more. Bring pull-ups and/or a few changes of underwear for toilet-trained kids.

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