If you’re the super-organized travel mom or dad, chances are you don’t need this product (or you invented it).  If you’re like us, however, and are willing to spend about 25 bucks to fool yourself into thinking you’ve got it together, read on!

Really, who wouldn’t like this travel organizer?  It’s insanely anal – and when it comes to keeping travel documents together, that’s a good thing.  (Just ask the folks on Amazing Race who lost their money & passports while running around Moscow….)  It’s got more pockets, checklists, and forms than you could shake a stick at, and a handy world map with reusable stickers – just in case you don’t know where you’re going.  At 10 1/2 x 12 inches, it’s not exactly super-small – but then if it were, we’d probably lose it, which would really suck.

Delight.com, $21.50

Whether your travels land you at a countryside villa, a beachside resort or a boutique city hotel, it’s often convenient to have most of your baby’s supplies on hand, especially when it comes to food. If you’re already toting baby cereal and pureed fruit, why not this cute Baby On The Go meal set from Delight.com to feed your little Emma or Jacob with? The bright orange set is only $25 and comes pre-packed in its own snappy bag and includes pretty much all you’d need for one or even two tots: 4 sippy cups (and 8 lids to fit them, how smart), 2 bowls with lids, 2 fork and spoon sets, and 2 small serving cups with lids. (This also makes a great gift for families with little travelers.)

Looking for great travel gifts for the upcoming holiday season? Look no further: we’ve dedicated this week’s roundup to gifts for travelers young and well, not so young:

• Over at Mighty Goods they scoped out a cool Nap Sac Travel Blanket, a travel blanket and inflatable pillow that come in a nifty sac – which then doubles as the pillow case. $28
  
• This funky iPod case at Horchow (right) comes with built-in speakers, making it great for trips. $95
• Busy travelers may find MobiMate’s WorldMate useful: software that goes on your phone and syncs up with your Outlook to organize your travel itinerary. It also gives you hotel listings, flight info, currency conversions and other travel-related information; there are several editions, each with varied features. Professional edition, $74.95
• Travel books for little ones abound: two good choices are Going on a Plane, which tells little travelers what to expect when they’re airbound, and Lisa’s Airplane Ride, the adventures of a stuffed dog traveling solo from Paris to New York. $4.95/$9.95 at Amazon
  

• Tech-savvy kids can create their own vacation memories with this camcorder from Hammacher Schlemmer (left), which includes cool editing features and TV and iPod cables to view your budding director’s work. $159.95