Entertainment Fashion & Style Overnight Packing Lists for Kids What to Pack In An Overnight Bag for Your Kids' Sleepover Share PINTEREST Email Print Fashion & Style Bumps & Babies Accessories Tops & Sweaters Dresses Skirts Jeans Pants Outerwear Lingerie & Swimwear Do It Yourself Shoes Skincare Advice Makeup Hair Fragrance Tattoos and Body Piercings Kids and Teens Learn More By Jennifer Wolf Communications Director Seattle Pacific University Jennifer Wolf is a PCI Certified Parent Coach and a strong advocate for single moms and dads. our editorial process Twitter Twitter LinkedIn LinkedIn Jennifer Wolf Updated March 13, 2020 When it comes to regular overnight visits, you want to equip your kids to eventually take responsibility for packing all of their own stuff. After all, you don't want the responsibility — and anxiety — of that left-behind toy or homework assignment to rest on your shoulders. Print a copy of this packing list and use it to teach your children how to pack their own overnight bags. Toiletries Imgorthand/Getty Images ___ Toothbrush ___ Toothpaste ___ Hairbrush ___ Hair accessories (if needed) ___ Hair products (spray bottle, gel, etc.) ___ Shampoo and/or conditioner (if needed) ___ Body wash or soap (if needed) Clothing KidStock/Getty Images ___ Pajamas/sleep attire ___ Jeans/pants/shorts (one per day) ___ Tops (one for each day) ___ Undergarments (one pair per day) ___ Socks (one pair per day) ___ Shoes (if additional shoes are necessary) ___ Sweatshirt ___ Outerwear (as needed) Miscellaneous Liam Norris/Getty Images ___ Books to read ___ Homework assignments ___ Journal and pen/pencil ___ Favorite stuffed animal or toy ___ Games Seasonal Items Liam Norris/Getty Images In Cold Weather, Pack: ___ Winter coats ___ Gloves ___ Hat ___ Boots In Warm Weather, Pack: ___ Swimsuit ___ Beach towel ___ Sandals ___ Sunblock