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Baby medicine and first aid kit checklist
The items come from HealthHub's medicine box for babies and its home first aid kit. There are no doses here: those depend on your baby's weight, so ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Sources read on 5 Nov 2026.
Baby's medicine box
Armpit under 4 weeks old; armpit or ear from 4 weeks. Fever checker Source: HealthHub
For a stuffy nose. Source: HealthHub
The right dose depends on weight. HealthHub says not to give any medicine without asking a doctor first. Source: HealthHub
For insect bites and rashes. Source: HealthHub
Source: HealthHub
Source: HealthHub
Family first aid kit
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Questions parents ask
What should be in a baby's medicine box?
HealthHub lists a digital thermometer, paracetamol for children, saline drops with a bulb syringe, calamine or hydrocortisone cream, anti-gas drops with simethicone, cotton balls and plasters, and says to ask a doctor before giving any medicine.
Why are there no doses on this list?
Doses for babies depend on weight and age, and HealthHub says not to give your baby any medicine without consulting a doctor first. Your doctor or pharmacist will give the dose for your child.
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Sources
- HealthHub: Guide to infant medication (medicine box for baby) (read 5 Nov 2026)
- HealthHub: Fever in children (read 5 Nov 2026)
- HealthHub: First aid for every home (read 5 Nov 2026)
- HealthHub: A safe home for your baby (read 5 Nov 2026)
- SCDF: Ready Bag for emergency (read 5 Nov 2026)
- SGH HealthXchange: Home emergency kit (Singapore First Aid Training Centre list) (read 5 Nov 2026)
- KKH: Urgent paediatric advice line (U-PAL) (read 5 Nov 2026)
