thread: First Aid Kit for Nappy Bag?

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    Jan 2009
    A Pirate Ship
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    First Aid Kit for Nappy Bag?

    Do you have a first aid kit in your nappy bag and if so what's in it? What would you consider the essentials? I had a toddler who is now into everything and I'm bound to need one when out at some stage! I have a big 1st aid kit in the car but that isn't always close when we are out and about.

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    Sep 2011
    Melbourne
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    First Aid Kit for Nappy Bag?

    My 'first aid kit' is a bunch of homeopathic medicine. Rescue remedy, chamomilla, arnica, stuff for my hayfever and some band aids.

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    Nov 2008
    in the ning nang nong
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    Mastercard.

    It solves all.

    And it's priceless, apparently.

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    Mar 2008
    North Northcote
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    bandaids and arnica cream

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    Dec 2008
    Brisbane, QLD
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    I think there might be a shark bandaid squashed down the bottom of the front pocket. Does that count?

    ^thats good parenting right there haha.

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    Nov 2008
    Perth
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    First Aid Kit for Nappy Bag?

    Hmm, I have baby Panadol and a Piglet band aid - that's it I do, however, have all my pills and potions should I require them. I'm an awesome mum hey

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    Jun 2005
    Perth
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    Nope never had one. Always had band-aids in my wallet and paw-paw ointment in my bag and thats about it

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    Jan 2009
    A Pirate Ship
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    Mastercard.

    It solves all.

    And it's priceless, apparently.
    don't think that will help us in the middle of the national park!

    I was thinking of just a pretty small thing with some basics, lavender oil, peppermint oil, tea tea balm stuff, bandaids, nurofen for if it's really needed, maybe a mini magnifying glass & needle. A coulple of butterfly stitches tape thingos, alcohol swipe, & triangular bandages are pretty small these days, it would be the bulkiest thing but worth putting in there.

    I don't think anyone is a bad mum if they don't have a 1st aid kit, it's obviously not something I've been carrying around

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    Mar 2006
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    First Aid Kit for Nappy Bag?

    Don't have one. I have an extensive kit in my car should I need it. And most places I would require one (Park etc) i would have my car. If it was a local park, they can wait until we are home.

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    Oct 2010
    Baldivis, WA
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    Re: First Aid Kit for Nappy Bag?

    We have an extensive first aid kit in the car. In the nappy bag however, we have panadol, nurofen, antihistamine, teething gel, and a thermometer as well as DDs ventolin, spacer and mask all in the cooler pouch.

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    Apr 2010
    Brisbane, Australia
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    I have one now since DS because he is at risk of extensive bleeding due to his medications. Never had one before this, although as fate would have it, the only time I've had to pull it out was for dd when she got bitten by an Ibis. I was more worried about getting a disinfectant onto her hand than anything. Who knows where that bird had been? Lol

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    Dec 2008
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    she got bitten by an Ibis.

    what the...? Lol! Im sure it wasnt funny at the time, but holy heck!

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    Jun 2009
    vic
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    I'm a nurse and don't have one lol not even in the car. I could always bring in my bear Grylls skills if we get stuck

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    Dec 2007
    Melbourne
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    I have band aids and cotton balls in case I need to wash a cut or scrape. Other than that not much else