If you have planned a trip with your child abroad, say, to Turkey, then you just need to prepare a list of the right things that you can’t do without. This will protect you from unnecessary worries while packing your suitcase. Our article will tell you the basic list of things in Turkey so that you don’t forget anything.
What to take with you on vacation
The first thing you should not forget is money and documents! Start your camp with a separate small bag that will always be near you. Put in it not a very large amount of money that you will need for small expenses on the first day of rest - after leaving the house and before arriving at the hotel. Also there should be foreign passports, medical insurance policies, airline tickets, documents from your travel company - vouchers and insurance. If this is your first time flying to this country and using the services of a certain company, then find out the following information in advance: the address and telephone number of the Russian consulate in Turkey and the contact information of your travel operator. Write everything in a notebook and put it in the same bag. Let it be just in case!
List of things
Now let's move on to collecting your suitcase. Do not try to put half a wardrobe there, since you are unlikely to use a lot of things, and it will be hard to drag a bag. Here are the clothes that will definitely come in handy. Basically, rest with a child is to use the gentle sea, the sun and the beach, so the outfit should be appropriate. We put swimwear, swimming trunks, a beach bag and the like in a suitcase. You also need to take sunglasses, hats, rubber slippers. Since it will be hot there, and you need to get to the beach not only in a bathing suit, we put shorts, a pair of T-shirts, a skirt, light dresses or sundresses (two pieces are enough!), Underwear sets in a suitcase. Take jeans and a blouse with a sleeve for cool evenings. Also take one pair of sandals to go for a walk.
Personal hygiene products
Fold them in a separate small bag, which you then put away in a suitcase. So, you need to put it there: a toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shower gel, washcloth, wet wipes, cosmetics, before and after tanning cream, deodorant, for men - shaving accessories. If you fly with a child, you must take care of which medicines to take to Turkey. Now consider this issue. And you stock up with another handbag, in which there will be your first-aid kit.
What medicines to take to Turkey
So that, when you are in a foreign country, not to run around pharmacies in search of the necessary medicines, it is better to take everything you need with you. However, the question of which medicines to take to Turkey and which not to take is also important. Consider those that you may need and at the same time undergo screening at the airport. Firstly, it is a remedy for motion sickness (drugs "Kokkulin", "Aviamore" or "Dramina"). Be sure to take them, as they can come in handy for both you and the child. Antihistamines (Zirtek, Suprastin, Fenistil, Lordestin) can also be useful - after all, you are flying to another country, and it is completely unclear how new food, smells of exotic flowers will affect you or your baby, insect bites or sea urchin injection .
Further, the list of “which medicines to take to Turkey” includes drugs for gastrointestinal upsets. Who knows what quality product you bought at sea ?! Smecta, Fosfalugel, Lineks, Enterosgel and regular activated carbon will help you. They will help with alcohol poisoning. Take painkillers, but here you have to be careful - not all of you will be allowed to take. So, you can safely buy the No-Shpa, Bral, Citramon and Ketorol tablets on the road. Since you are traveling with a child, be stocked with antiseptics: iodine, zelenka (it is better to take in the form of felt-tip pens), a bandage, hydrogen peroxide, “Rescuer” ointment and plasters. If you are thinking about what medicines to take to Turkey for a child, include antipyretic drugs (Panadol, Nurofen), drops of Aquamaris, Xylen, Vibrocil from the common cold, and Lazolvan preparations for coughing "or" Gedelix ", from conjunctivitis - drops of" Albucid "and from pain in the ears (with seawater) -" Otipaks "or" Sofradeks ". If you still have time to travel, edit the list with your pediatrician and your GP. Have a nice rest!