FIRST-AID-KIT FOR CHILDREN

Life is full of unexpected moments that can surprise us. A well-stocked medicine cabinet will contain everything you need to treat your child's cuts and scrapes, rashes, bites, fever, and other ailments.

FIRST-AID-KIT
FOR HOME

A comprehensive kit for dealing with everyday bruises and minor mishaps as well as treating illnesses.

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TRAVEL
FIRST-AID-KIT

For adventures far from home, ready to overcome unforeseen wounds and illnesses and ensure that the joy of travel remains unclouded.

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PLAYGROUND
FIRST-AID-KIT

For outdoor adventures like the playground, ensuring you're prepared for the falls and scrapes that come with outdoor fun.

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FIRST-AID-KIT FOR HOME

Securely store it away from tiny hands and take a moment every six months to give it a once-over, refreshing any items that may have aged or lost their efficacy after your child has grown.

Emergency phone numbers
Hand sanitizer
Skin disinfectant (Octenisept)
Thermometer
Medications
- Fever-reducing/Pain-relieving: Ibuprofen, Paracetamol (correct dosis!)
- Eye drops: Euphrasia*, NaCl 0.9% (e.g., for early conjunctivitis)
- Blocked nose: NaCl 0.9%, decongestant nasal drops, Angelica balm ("Engelwurz")
- Cold: Thyme-Myrrh Balm, Tea, Honey for > 1year olds, warm water bottle
- Stomach pain: Sab Simplex or Lefax*
- Insect bites/Sunburn: Combudoron Gel*
- Ointment for diaper bottom
First aid materials
- Scissors
- Splinter tweezers
- Plasters and sterile bandages
- Sterile compresses Gauze bandages
- Adhesive bandages sterile strips (Steristrip*)
- Tick card
- Gel cold compress (store in the refrigerator)

Please note that this kit is designed as a supportive measure and not a comprehensive solution. In cases where more than basic first aid is required, please consult a doctor.

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DAILY PLAYGROUND FIRST - AID - KIT

You don't need much - but it can make a significant difference.

Ideally, you should have a little bag with:

Emergency phone numbers
Hand sanitizer
Skin disinfectant (Octenisept) - You can fill a smaller spray bottle so you don't have to carry a lot with you
2x sterile compresses (for cleaning)
a few plasters in various sizes
Sunscreen
Tick card (if you live in a high-risk area)

TRAVEL FIRST - AID - KIT

Consult with your pediatrician; they can prescribe certain medications, and many items are available over the counter at the pharmacy.

I always carry this set with me during our travels.

Additionally, I bring the Playground-Set for excursions :)

Emergency phone numbers
Hand sanitizer
Skin disinfectant (Octenisept*)
Thermometer
Medications
- Fever-reducing/Pain-relieving: Ibuprofen, Paracetamol (correct dosis!)
- Eye drops: Euphrasia*, NaCl 0.9% (e.g., for early conjunctivitis) Conjunctivitis: Antibiotic eye drops
- Blocked nose: NaCl 0.9%, decongestant nasal drops, Angelica balm ("Engelwurz")
- Cold: Thyme-Myrrh Balm
- Stomach pain: Sab Simplex* or Lefax*
- Diarrhea: Electrolytes
- Vomiting/Motion sickness: Vomex* suppositories or fluid for children
- Insect bites/Sunburn: Combudoron Gel*
- Ointment for diaper bottom
- Infectosoor Zinksalbe* or similar for fungual Infektion at diaper area
First aid materials
- Small quality scissors
- Splinter tweezers
- Plasters and sterile bandages
- Sterile compresses gauze bandages
- Adhesive bandages sterile strips (Steristrip*)
- Small pointed sewing needle (for splinter removal)
Sunscreen
Insect repellent
Tick card
Depending on the country: Malaria medication, mosquito net, water disinfectant, antibiotics for severe diarrhea (consultation with a pediatrician advised)