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A splint A first-aid guide (it would be advisable to attend a first-aid course) Cards with emergency contact numbers on, such as The Poison Information Centre, your paediatrician, your neighbours, your child’s grandparents, etc. Storing medications Incorrect storage of medications can result in rapid degradation and contamination of your medication, even before the expiry date. Remember to always store all your medicines in their original containers where the medicine’s name, batch number (important in the event of a drug recall) and expiry date are clearly visible. For example, tablets dispensed in blister packs and amber-coloured bottles need to be kept in their packaging so that they aren’t exposed to oxygen. Medicines should be kept in cool, dry conditions, away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture, as these conditions cause medicines to break down and become less effective.

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