Include bandages and supplies for bandage making, ointments, lotions, medication, and wipes.
A good thermometer, tongue depressors, and a flashlight will help you diagnose what’s wrong.
For baby care, include washing and grooming supplies.
Add teething toys and a colic remedy, and you’re well prepared!
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