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The emergency kit list
Always good to have on hand — and packed before you need it. Tick it off as you go. We'll remember where you left it.
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First aid
Check ages and dates against your baby today — kits age faster than babies do. Everything here should suit the age your little one is now, not the age they were when you packed it.
- Panadol Babyfor 2 months and up
- Cooling fever patches
- Infant thermometer
- Nasal aspirator and saline spray
- Medicine dropper
- Vicks Babyregular Vicks is for 5 years and up
- Kid-sized bandages
- Antiseptic ointment
- Tweezers
- Alcohol swabs
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Supplies
The rule of the kit: one size bigger, one day longer, one more than you think you'll need.
- Extra diaperscurrent size and one size up
- Nursing extras if breastfeedingnursing pads, a manual pump, milk storage bags
- Formula extras if formula-feedingclean bottles, spare nipples, a sealed can of formula
- Sterilized bottled waterfor mixing formula
- Two packs of bottled water
- Snacks if your baby is on solidsbiscuits, cereal, non-perishables
- Extra pacifiers
- A plush comfort toy
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Hygiene
Small, sealed, single-use — everything in this section works without a sink.
- Rinse-free baby wipes
- Baby wipes
- Toy and pacifier wipesfood-grade
- Hand sanitizer
- Disposable changing pads
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The family kit
Your baby's kit lives inside the family kit — not instead of it.
- Batteries
- A family first aid kit
- A power bank
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Set a reminder to re-check the kit every two months — sizes change, appetites change, dates expire. The Journal is here whenever you need it.
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