packing | The Mommy Insider

First, I would like to say thank you to Net Nanny for sponsoring me at BlogHer ’11!

I am leaving to go to San Diego, CA tomorrow morning where I will spend 4 days mingling, learning, and partying with over 3,000 amazing bloggers from all over the country and the world, at BlogHer ’11! Besides having to get my hair cut, nails done, pick chicken up from my friend Stacie, I have to do laundry, pack, feed and bathe the kids and act sane in the process of all of the above.
Because I am a research geek, I Googled ‘packing for BlogHer’ and found some great ‘packing for BlogHer’ resources that gave me more insight on what to pack for BlogHer as well as what to expect at BlogHer.

If you are attending BlogHer ’11, you might find these ‘how to pack for BlogHer ’11’ resources useful:

Packing for #BlogHer? Girlfriend Advice on what to take! by Girlfriendology.com
Packing for BlogHer and Other Blogging Conferences by theguavaliciouslife.com
Quincy’s packing list for #BlogHer11 by themavenofsocialmedia.com
20 Days Until BlogHer by pacifierinmypocket.com
Preparing for BlogHer by ciaomom.com
BlogHer packing by suzstreats.com

Here are a few more resources I found useful for preparing for BlogHer ’11:

If you are going to BlogHer ’11 and have packing or general tips please share them below!

I was recently given a Zen Class Nirvana Organizer to review and it couldn't have arrived at a better time. It is an awesome organizational and 'sanity keeper' tool. Used on an airplane, the Zen Class Nirvana Organizer mounts directly to the seat back tray table of the seat in front of you, keeping all your in-flight essentials within arm's reach. When I was taking things out of the bag in front of Tim and Sebastian, they were cracking up because they said it looked like I was never going to stop finding things to take out of the bag! Boys are easily ammused. I felt like a modern day Mary Poppins.

There are eleven zippered and mesh storage compartments of varying sizes including pockets especially for your cell phone, plane tickets, credit cards, and cash.

The Zen Class Nirvana Organizer can also be put on the headrest of a car seat in front of your child so they can reach their snacks, cup, crayons, and toys. No more screaming for help from mommy or daddy to pick their favorite toy up off the floor. Each child should have their own Zen Class Nirvana Organizer!