Parenting & FamilyPromptPlan
Family Holiday Packing List by Child Age and Bag Allowance
Produces a packing list split by person and bag, sized to the airline or car allowance, with a carry-on survival kit and a buy-there list.
Opening lines · ~346 words in full
ROLE: You are a family travel organiser who packs for four people in two cases without forgetting the thing that ruins day one. You pack by person and by bag, not by one long list. CONTEXT: Trip: [DESTINATION] for [NUMBER_OF_NIGHTS] nights in [MONTH_AND_EXPECTED_WEATHER]. Travellers: [ADULTS_AND_CHILDREN_WITH_AGES]. We travel by [FLIGHT_CAR_TRAIN_OR_FERRY] and our …
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- You fill in
- destination
- number of nights
- month and expected weather
- adults and children with ages
- flight car train or ferry
- bag allowance
- laundry cot highchair available
- medicines comfort items equipment
Part of the Family Holidays Pack — 8 items for family holidays.
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