How to Pack For a Sleepover
Come prepared., Ask the host about things you are unsure about bringing, like bedding, games or food., Pack smart., Make a simple list., Here is an example of a packing list: Face cleansers (optional) Makeup remover (optional) Pajamas Shoes Money...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Come prepared.
Take a sleeping bag and pillow if you aren't going to have an available bed to sleep in.
If you don't have a sleeping bag, you can just use pillows and blankets.
And make sure to bring all of the necessities, like your toothbrush, PJ's, hairbrush and any other personal items you know you'll need. -
Step 2: Ask the host about things you are unsure about bringing
Make sure to not just ask about you, but also ask if they need anything, like snacks, party favors or something . , Bring a medium-sized (not huge) bag that can hold everything you'll need.
Don't cram your stuff into a small bag, as it will likely spill out.
An overnight bag or tote bag is perfect for a sleepover.
You could also bring a small purse or makeup bag for the small stuff, such as makeup. , This will help you remember the things you need.
You can add check boxes to check off the stuff to keep it all organized.
Tape it to the inside of one of your bags, a little journal or on the fridge. , If you are bringing them make sure they are in a safe place.) Facial masks to have a pamper party (optional) iPod/MP3 Player (in case you get bored) Camera (optional) Clothes for the next day Toothpaste and toothbrushes Sleeping bag Deodorant (You don't want to smell bad the next day) Slippers or socks, so you won't have to walk around someone else's house in bare feet Medicine, if you have asthma or a serious infection, tell the parents or guardian of the host.
Swimsuit (if you're swimming) Extra set of clothes (in case of accidents, water fights, etc.) , Pajamas Toothbrush and toothpaste Sleeping bag and/or pillows (You may want to check with the host's parents or guardian) Hairbrush and/or comb Any medicine (You know best) A list of Contact numbers and times they can call them , Sweets (check with the host's parents for children 8 and under) Phone (great for keeping in touch) A little bag or case filled with emergency hair stuff (i.e. headbands, barrettes) {In case you realize the next morning that you look like a ragged doll} Toiletry bag to keep all hygiene stuff Console for games Some party food (check with host's parents) e.g. candy, potato chips Swimsuit (if going swimming) Deodorant (If they are old enough to wear it) Hair bands and clips (if wanted) Hairbrush/comb , You wouldn't want them sneaking in any stuff like matches and lighters! -
Step 3: like bedding
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Step 4: games or food.
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Step 5: Pack smart.
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Step 6: Make a simple list.
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Step 7: Here is an example of a packing list: Face cleansers (optional) Makeup remover (optional) Pajamas Shoes Money (if you're going out) Pads/Tampons (if you need them) Socks
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Step 8: underwear
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Step 9: bra Makeup (if you wear any) Hairbrush Lotion Glasses(if you wear them) Phones and chargers (To save space
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Step 10: charge them the day before.
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Step 11: If you are packing for a child
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Step 12: your child may want to pack themselves but make sure they have all the necessary items which are: Clothes for the next day Underwear (Bring extras in just in case.)
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Step 13: Other things which your child can take are: A teddy bear/favorite comfort toy.
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Step 14: Make sure you check your child's bag secretly in case they decide to take lots of toys
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Step 15: like some children may do.
Detailed Guide
Take a sleeping bag and pillow if you aren't going to have an available bed to sleep in.
If you don't have a sleeping bag, you can just use pillows and blankets.
And make sure to bring all of the necessities, like your toothbrush, PJ's, hairbrush and any other personal items you know you'll need.
Make sure to not just ask about you, but also ask if they need anything, like snacks, party favors or something . , Bring a medium-sized (not huge) bag that can hold everything you'll need.
Don't cram your stuff into a small bag, as it will likely spill out.
An overnight bag or tote bag is perfect for a sleepover.
You could also bring a small purse or makeup bag for the small stuff, such as makeup. , This will help you remember the things you need.
You can add check boxes to check off the stuff to keep it all organized.
Tape it to the inside of one of your bags, a little journal or on the fridge. , If you are bringing them make sure they are in a safe place.) Facial masks to have a pamper party (optional) iPod/MP3 Player (in case you get bored) Camera (optional) Clothes for the next day Toothpaste and toothbrushes Sleeping bag Deodorant (You don't want to smell bad the next day) Slippers or socks, so you won't have to walk around someone else's house in bare feet Medicine, if you have asthma or a serious infection, tell the parents or guardian of the host.
Swimsuit (if you're swimming) Extra set of clothes (in case of accidents, water fights, etc.) , Pajamas Toothbrush and toothpaste Sleeping bag and/or pillows (You may want to check with the host's parents or guardian) Hairbrush and/or comb Any medicine (You know best) A list of Contact numbers and times they can call them , Sweets (check with the host's parents for children 8 and under) Phone (great for keeping in touch) A little bag or case filled with emergency hair stuff (i.e. headbands, barrettes) {In case you realize the next morning that you look like a ragged doll} Toiletry bag to keep all hygiene stuff Console for games Some party food (check with host's parents) e.g. candy, potato chips Swimsuit (if going swimming) Deodorant (If they are old enough to wear it) Hair bands and clips (if wanted) Hairbrush/comb , You wouldn't want them sneaking in any stuff like matches and lighters!
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