Teenager packing list: for a holiday, trip or school journey

Most teenagers can pack for themselves, with a list. This one is written to hand over: tick it off, check it with someone, and keep the copy for the next trip.

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Clothes

Toiletries

Tech

Documents and money

Other

Tips

  • Lay everything out on the bed before putting it in a bag. It’s easier to see what’s missing.
  • Take a photo of the packed bag so you can see what’s inside later.
  • Tell someone where the passport is. And check it in the morning.
  • Keep this list on your phone to use again on the next trip.

Common questions

How much should a teenager pack for a week?

Underwear and socks for each day plus a couple of extras, three or four tops and bottoms, a layer, and shoes. They’ll wear things twice.

Should parents check what their teenager has packed?

A quick check together works well for most families. It’s a chance to catch the things that are easy to forget, like chargers and medication.

Can a teenager have their own list?

Yes. In Zipi each person has their own things, so a teenager can have their own list and tick it off themselves.

One list per person, one link for whoever helps.
Send the children’s list to a partner, nanny or grandparent. They tick things off on their phone.
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