Diapers and /or Pull-Ups Training pants - better to have too many than to have too few!

Duct tape - this stuff has fixed everything from my tent to my car muffler. Recomend 180-ft. rolls of 100 M.P.H. Military Duct Tape. It's stronger than regular duct tape.

A sewing kit- scissors, thread, a few needles and safety pins will do it.

Flashlights with batteries one for the parents and one for each kid old enough to use it.

Sun screen - This is a must have -

THIS WOULD BE A BOX WITH CLEANING SUPPLIES TO START GETTING THEIR HOUSE
CLEANED AND WOULD INCLUDE-.
DISASTER CLOROX
RAGS & SPONGES
PAPER TOWELS
RUBBER GLOVES
WISK BROOM
DUST PAN
GENERAL PURPOSE CLEANER
SCRUB BRUSH, ETC.

Toilet Paper and a small shovel - Just in case you can't find a rest room or the facilities are out of paper!

Dish soap - Send anti-bacterial soap as they may have to do dishes in cold water. Keep this stuff upright- it can make a heck of a mess.

Can Opener

PlasticTrays - Like the ones with two open side pockets on either end which support the tray top between them, about 8 inches off the floor. They fit perfectly in one's lap, particularly when sitting in a chair, making chow time much more comfortable. The side pockets come in handy for towels, napkins, salt and pepper, and other items. They can even be used end tables.

A plastic dish pan - This keeps the stuff from rolling all over in the trunk and comes in handy for dish washing and bathing.

A roll of trash bags - Great for packing up wet gear, dirty laundry, dirty dishes, and trash.

Finger nail clippers or nail file

A first aid kit

Tweezers Someone is always getting a wood or glass sliver, or bug stinger in their skin. Also good for pulling out dirt or debris from a nasty cut

Sleeping bags or blankets - lots of blankets