I'm sitting here laughing like crazy. I am the queen of overpackers. In fact we leave for the Philadelphia AIrport hotel on July 11th. If anyone within a 50 mile radius hears a scream around 3:00 it will be DH when he (once again) sees all our luggage and complains no family could possibly need that much stuff!
Of course there are five of us and we are staying for 16 days.
Kids are really where I overpack because in the July heat we go through two outfits a day, and that's not even counting the inevitable Mickey bar, juice, etc. spills that happen almost daily.
I have been taking inventory this week. They haven't been allowed to wear the new "Disney" clothes so its pretty easy. Also I used the ziploc bag method so each "outfit" is complete with socks, underwear and for the girls, the hair accessory.
My girls have:
10 shorts outfits
2 capri outfits
5
scooter skirt outfits
3 sundress outfits
2 "polo" style dress outfits
2 pairs of sneakers, 8 pairs of flip flops, 2 pairs of sandals
each outfit includes socks, underwear and hair accessory
4 pairs of pajamas
5 bathing suits
2 cover ups
My son has
12 short outfits (including socks and underwear)
4 pairs of pajamas
5 bathing suits
2 pairs of sneaks
3 pairs of flip flops
DH and I usually bring about 8 pairs of shorts, 10 tops, 15 pair of underwear, 2 or 3 pairs of pajamas, 2 bathing suits. I bring 2 pairs of capris and DH brings 2 pairs of Khakis. DH brings good shoes, a pair of flip flops and 2 pairs of sneakers. He also brings his "running" clothes. I bring 2 pair of sneakers and 6 pairs of flips flops, 2 pair of sandals.
THis does not include the three boxes I just shipped with costumes, tinkerbelle gifts, buckets and shovels, ponchos, kids wipes, and tons of anti bacterial wipes.
We have one bag filled with toiletries and I ordered $150 worth of food from garden grocer! So anyone who worries about overpack should just be glad they aren't as bad as us!