I was wondering what everyone uses to keep medications handy while out and about?
My 6yo DD was recently diagnosed with asthma. A lot of her clothing has no pockets. We want her to have her rescue inhaler on her at all times. We also have a few other medications/items that we would like to have handy, depending on where we are going, and who she is with.
I'm wondering what you use to organize your child's medications when you are out, and where you bought it. Recommendations?
We were thinking a fanny/waist pack would probably be our best solution when she needs to carry more than her rescue inhaler. Where do you find child sized waist/fanny packs?
Any suggestions for the times when she JUST needs her inhaler?
My 6yo DD was recently diagnosed with asthma. A lot of her clothing has no pockets. We want her to have her rescue inhaler on her at all times. We also have a few other medications/items that we would like to have handy, depending on where we are going, and who she is with.
I'm wondering what you use to organize your child's medications when you are out, and where you bought it. Recommendations?
We were thinking a fanny/waist pack would probably be our best solution when she needs to carry more than her rescue inhaler. Where do you find child sized waist/fanny packs?
Any suggestions for the times when she JUST needs her inhaler?
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll have to go to the store and see if an iPod or cell phone case will fit what I am looking for. We actually homeschool, and it is not uncommon for my daughter to be off with someone else (another adult, a group of kids, or her 17 yo sibling). I want her inhaler actually ON her at all times. I know if it isn't she risks forgetting it somewhere, and not having it in an emergency (as my now grown sister used to do all of the time with her epi pen 
). Plus, there are plenty of places, such as an amusement park, or when waiting in a long line, where a larger bag simply won't work (not allowed for whatever reason, or too bulky).
