What to Keep In a First-Aid Kit With children around, it’s important to keep a first-aid kit handy in case of an emergency. But what should go in it?
• Adhesive bandages & sterile gauze pads • First-aid tape (to secure the gauze) • Small scissors • Thermometer • Liquid acetaminophen • Bottle of rehydrating solution • Tweezers (for removing splinters) • Over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream • Antiseptic lotion or liquid Phone Numbers to Keep Handy in Case of an Emergency In an emergency, every second counts. That’s why it’s a good idea to keep a list of phone numbers that you can access in a flash. • 911 • A neighbor, friend or relative • Work phone number(s) • Cell phone number(s) • Emergency medical services • Fire department • Police department • Poison control • Pediatrician • Medical insurance plan • Pharmacy Child’s Medical History Important information to post for caregiver or for your reference during stressful times.
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