- Tupperwares, and all sorts of cookware. Remember that air
- Wellies, and lightweight rain ponchos
- Antibiotics and vitamines: I paid 20 USD for an 8 day course of Amoxicilin. I would have paid a fraction of that in Europe. Vitamine C costs a FORTUNE here.
- Contact lenses and contact lens solution. I just paid 22 dollars for contact lens solution.
- Your Mattress: I got the foam mattress from Ikea in Paris, and it set me back 50 euros. Mattresses in Abidjan are expensive
- Sheets and towels
- Kids toys -- Children's toys, especially electronic ones, can be very expensive
- Children's books in English: Think ahead and bring them with you
- Curtains, unless you want to settle for crappy expensive ones, or have some made...
- Carpets, if you like proper floor coverings, bring your own...
- MATERNITY WEAR
Bonus points for bringing back-up power cords for your laptops, adaptors, and whatever, music speaker system you don't want to pay an arm and a leg for in Abidjan...
Tune in tomorrow for my list of things that I could have left at home...
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