First-aid Kit for Your Family Vacations

Find the everyday first-aid essentials every family needs for babies and toddlers - from wound disinfectants that don't sting and gentle children’s plasters for little scratches to dependable fever thermometers. With these carefully chosen basics, you can feel prepared for the small mishaps and moments of worry that come with family life.

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Frequently asked questions about travel first-aid kits

Can I take medicine for my baby on a plane?
Yes, essential medicines for babies are usually exempt from the standard 100 ml hand luggage rule. To help security checks go smoothly, keep any liquid medicines easily accessible, ideally in a transparent bag. If you are carrying prescription medicine, it is also a good idea to bring a brief medical note or official doctor's prescription note with you in case of questions.

How should I store medicine while travelling?
Children’s medicines should be protected from heat and direct sunlight while travelling. On long summer car journeys or days at the beach, temperature-sensitive products such as suppositories are best kept in a small insulated bag. In a hotel room, choose a cool, dry place rather than a humid bathroom. If suitable, the minibar can also be a practical option.

What’s the quickest way to relieve insect bites on my baby while on holiday?
In case of insect bites, gently cool the affected area straight away with a small cooling pad or cold compress to help reduce swelling and discomfort. You can then apply an anti-itch gel that is specifically suitable for babies.
Important: Try to prevent your child from scratching the bite, as this can irritate the skin and may lead to inflammation.

Which first-aid essentials do I need for minor wounds and small scrapes?
Small grazes and scratches in young children can usually be treated gently in two simple steps:
Clean: Clean the wound with a non-stinging wound disinfectant spray to help prevent infection.
Protect: Cover the area with a breathable, skin-friendly children’s plaster. A mild wound protection cream can also help support the healing process and care for sensitive skin.