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Pack a Car Sickness Kit

Road trips aren't like regular drives in the car. They're long, they're uncomfortable, they're bumpy, and they can take their toll on even the strongest of stomachs. So, even if you've never experienced travel sickness before, it's still a good idea to make a DIY car sickness kit just in case. You don't have to buy anything fancy, either. You could just use one of your kids' old lunchboxes and fill it with the essentials.

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In this lunchbox, you can add anti-sickness medication, anti-nausea wristbands, cleaning wipes, sick bags, and maybe even pack a spare set of clothes just in case you need them. You'll thank yourself for it later.