Baby Cold Care: 4 Things to Keep in Your Medicine Cabinet

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1. Digital Thermometer


2. Vicks BabyRub


  • Helps to gently moisturize, soothe and relax your baby
  • Contains aloe vera extract, coconut oil and fragrances of lavender, rosemary and eucalyptus
  • It is gentle on baby’s skin
  • It is proven safe to use on babies 3 months and above













3. Cool Mist Humidifier











  • Functions: functions as cool mist air humidifier. Warning: do not put aroma oil
  • Large capacity: holds 2 l of water and functions upto 8 hours. It gives out ultra fine and smooth mist which can soften and moisten dry and chapped skin in winter. It also helps you breathe better when your are sleeping with air conditioner on
  • Super quiet: adopted ultrasonic technology, this diffuser is extremely quiet when working. It neutralizes the dryness & harmful particles present in the air to reduce the possibility of airborne conditions arising from them
  • Refresh quality of air: it purifies air, neutralizes static & reduces inflammation and skin allergies. Its ideal for use in areas where air conditioners are present to prevent air dryness





4. Medicine Dispenser

 
  • Helps you take care of your child's medical needs
  • Safe and easy way to dispense medicines or vitamins to baby


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