I'm sure
most parents can attest to the fact that inevitability at some point children
will suffer from a bump or scratch or cut.
Bug is
very prone to getting minor bumps and bruises. Thanks to his boisterous
behaviour his knees always have a small bruise or two and he's had the odd
graze and cut in his time from falling over or from vigorous play. It is
becoming a common occurrence for Bug to have a little grazed knee or elbow
along with colourful bruises, in fact during Bug's first term in school he came
home with 3 accident reports from injuries sustained at school.
Having an
accident prone little lad I always make sure to have a first aid kit at home
ready for when accidents and injuries happen.
Thanks to
Premier Healthcare and Hygiene Ltd I am ready for Bug's next injury with their
Steroplast Kids First Aid Kit which is filled with all the kit needed for minor
cuts, scrapes and injuries.
The
Steroplast Kids First Aid Kit contains-
* 1 steroplast
1.25cm x 5m microporous tape
* 2
sterowash - eye and wound topical irrigation solution
* 1
steroply 5cm conforming bandage
* 9
creature plasters
* Pair of
vinyl examination gloves
* 1
triangular bandage
* 2 alcohol
free cleansing wipes
* 1
steroplast 5cm x 5cm adherent absorbent dressing
The
compact first aid kit has 2 zipped pockets inside to keep the contents of the
kit contained.
The
lightweight kit has a handle on the top and base to make carrying the kit easy.
The
Steroplast Kids First Aid Kit is an essential piece of kit for any family home
especially homes with boisterous, accident prone children like Bug. As the kit
is compact and lightweight it is also very useful for taking with you on family
days out to have ready to hand just in case a little cut or scrape happens and
needs tending to with a little help of the kits contents along with a loving
kiss from mum or dad to magically make everything better.
The
Steroplast Kids First Aid Kit is available on Premier Healthcare and Hygiene Ltd for £4.60.
* We were
sent this Kids First Aid Kit for free in return for this post but all words are
my own *
I dont really see the point in having a child's first aid kit -I have a standard first aid kit that has first aid for all the family -I don't need to have two first aid kits - one for the children and one for the rest of the family.
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